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William Patrick Polian, Jr. (* 8. Dezember 1942 in der Bronx in New York City) [1] ist ein ehemaliger US-amerikanischer American-Football -Funktionär, der unter anderem als General Manager für die Buffalo Bills, die Carolina Panthers und die Indianapolis Colts arbeitete, und NFL -Analyst für ESPN .
William Patrick Polian Jr. (born December 8, 1942) is an American football executive. He rose to league prominence as the General Manager of the Buffalo Bills, building a team that participated in four straight Super Bowls —the most consecutive appearances by any team —but lost each time.
- December 8, 1942 (age 80), The Bronx, New York, U.S.
- Mount Saint Michael Academy, (The Bronx, New York)
Bill Polian is a former NFL executive who rebuilt three teams into playoff contenders and won two Super Bowls. He served as general manager of the Bills, Panthers and Colts, and was named the NFL's Executive of the Year six times.
7. Mai 2022 · The Inside Football Podcast with Bill Polian is an insightful, entertaining and thoughtful look into the story of NFL Hall of Fame Executive Bill Polian’s life in football as told through his unique and compelling accounts, some dramatic, some humorous and some touching, of the lives, players, draft….
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20. Jan. 2022 · ‘The most important piece’ for the Bears: Examining Bill Polian’s 11 guidelines for hiring the right coach - The Athletic. By Adam Jahns. Jan 20, 2022. 123. The Bears’ general manager search...
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10. Jan. 2022 · George McCaskey said on Monday that Bill Polian will be involved in the search for both spots. The longtime NFL executive and former ESPN analyst has tons of football experience in his career, but what will he bring to the table for the Bears? Here’s a look at Polian’s career and what it could mean for Chicago.
19. Aug. 2022 · Bill Polian on Colts: ‘You’re talking about a team that’s pretty darned close’ - The Athletic. By Bob Kravitz. Aug 19, 2022. 38. WESTFIELD, Ind. — For the better part of the 11 years we crossed...
