Broncos reportedly hire Patriots scouting director Camren Williams
Williams had been with New England since 2016.
Patriots lose front office executive to Broncos: Offseason changes within the Patriots roster and front office continued on Tuesday, with the latest news coming from Denver.
According multiple reports (including ESPN’s Adam Schefter), the Broncos have hired former Patriots director of college scouting Cam Williams to be the team’s new co-director of player personnel.
Williams had been with New England since 2016, when he joined the team as a scouting assistant. Eventually, he worked his way up the ladder, with former head coach Bill Belichick naming Williams the director of college scouting in 2022.
Heading to Denver, Williams is expected to “be a big part of the reshaping of his department,” according to Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer.
Trivia: Prior to becoming a head coach for the Titans, Mike Vrabel served as defensive coordinating for one season with another NFL team. Can you name that team?
(Answer at the bottom).
Hint: The team’s head coach was Bill O’Brien.
Scores and schedules:
The Red Sox lost to the Tigers 10-9 on a Javier Baez three-run walk-off home run in the 11th inning on Tuesday. The two teams play again this evening in Detroit at 6:40 p.m.
Also tonight, the Celtics face the Knicks at TD Garden at 7 p.m. for Game 5 of the second-round playoff series. Boston faces elimination, trailing in the series 3-1.
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Patriots addressed the media: Milton Williams and Kendrick Bourne spoke to reporters on Tuesday as the team’s offseason program continues.
On this day: In 1981, the Celtics defeated the Rockets 102-91 in Game 6 of the NBA Finals to clinch the title. Larry Bird (27 points and 13 rebounds) led Boston, with Tiny Archibald providing 13 points and 12 assists.
Daily highlight: Sunderland advanced to the promotion playoff final of the English Championship thanks to a late goal to give them an aggregate win over Coventry. Fans erupted instantly after the goal.
Trivia answer: Texans
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