Check the rest of this 3 page article at the link below...MOBILE, ALA. — Scott Campbell sat alone on the metal bleacher in Section T, Row 29 of Ladd-Peebles Stadium last Wednesday overlooking the South team’s Senior Bowl practice through a pair of dark sunglasses. Wavy brown hair peeked over the rim of the same burgundy visor that distinguishes him on the Redskins Park practice fields each summer during training camp.
Campbell, the Washington Redskins‘ director of player personnel, made mental notes as he watched Washington’s coaching staff guide a team of college seniors through position drills. He has studied those and dozens of other prospects for months. It won’t be long before his evaluations help shape a draft class that absolutely must contain players capable of immediately contributing to a turnaround from last season’s 5-11 record.
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This is another reason why Mike will be here through his entire contract. The brokenness of this entire organization ran deep, it ran way deeper than the play field, X's and O's... Wow. I'm glad that they're finally getting this part of the team up to par with the rest of the league.
that is just a terrible indictment on what has been happening here
. I thought I'd heard of BLESTO so I did a little digging. It started as LESTO (Lions, Eags, Steelers, Talent Org.) in 1963 then became BLESTO a year later when the Bears joined. That YEAR CEPO formed. We joined that somewhere between 1964 and 1983 - can't nail it down - and it became United Scouting. CEPO/United evolved into The National.
That would be interesting to know.
