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Report: Michael Lombardi leaves NFL Network for Browns front office |
01.18.13 at 9:21 am ET |
Michael Lombardi
NFL Network analyst Michael Lombardi, who was scheduled to conduct his weekly interview with WEEI’s Dennis & Callahan on Friday morning, instead apparently was wrapping up his final interview with the Browns. According to a tweet from ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Lombardi was named the team’s vice president of player personnel.
Lombardi previoulsy worked in player personnel for the Browns from 1987-95, serving alongside then-Browns coach Bill Belichick from 1991-95. He also has worked for the Raiders, Eagles, Rams and 49ers.
Earlier this month, the Browns hired Panthers offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski to be their next coach.
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January 18th, 2013 at 1:01 pm
Happy for him, but it sucks for D&C. He was always a fantastic interview.
It’s funny I was just thinking during the Peter King interview on Mut&Lou that as much as I enjoy King, Lombardi was 1000 times better. Lombardi’s unique perspective, knowledge of the game, and ability to cram a ridiculous amount of information into a short interview is unmatched on EEI. He will be missed.