Yet another Denver Broncos employee has left the club.
Broncos scout Rob “Robbie” Paton is leaving the team to become a co-director of player personnel for the New York Jets, according to KUSA-TV’s Mike Klis. Paton will now reunite with Jets general manager Darren Mougey, who left Denver this offseason for a promotion in New York.
Paton played safety at UCLA before coaching defensive backs at Loyola High School and then returning to the Bruins as a scouting analyst. He was hired by the Broncos in 2017, four years before his uncle, George Paton, became the team’s general manager.
The younger Paton is the ninth staff member to leave Denver this offseason.
Broncos staff departures
- Ben Kotwica (fired)
- Greg Manusky (fired)
- Darren Mougey (joined Jets)
- Rob Paton (joined Jets)
- Chris Banjo (joined Jets)
- John Morton (joined Lions)
- David Shaw (joined Lions)
- Mark Thewes (joined Raiders)
- Declan Doyle (joined Bears)
Now in addition to identifying players to bring in this offseason, George Paton and Broncos coach Sean Payton will also have to fill several key staff positions. Get ready for a busy offseason in Denver.
