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The Big 4 involved regarding the Rams culture, roster building strategy and front office/structure (Kroenke, McVay, Snead & Demoff) have gotten a ton of respect and it's been well deserved for various reasons.
The 5th man (Tony Pastoors) has kind of been hidden under the radar. He's not been forgotten, but it feels like he gets lost in the shuffle.
I know I'm not alone hearing that Pastoors is the front man (salary cap/magician) regarding the Rams financial responsibilities.
Maybe I'm wrong, but this dude Mr. Pastoors has been an under the radar big time asset to the Los Angeles Rams organization.
It's as if Pastoors is a stealth CEO that problem solves and makes crucial beneficial decisions for a top five fortune 500 company.
Tony Pastoors enters his 12th season with the Rams after joining the Rams prior to the 2010 season. Pastoors serves as the vice president, football and business administration.
In this role, Pastoors works directly with Chief Operating Officer Kevin Demoff on all aspects of Rams operations. Pastoors teams with General Manager Les Snead and Head Coach Sean McVay in the development and implementation of the club's strategic plans for player signings and player acquisitions.
As the club's chief negotiator, Pastoors is responsible for Rams' salary cap management, contract negotiations, compliance with the NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement as well as the club's financial and strategic planning.
Pastoors also partners with Demoff, Snead, and McVay in the day-to-day management and execution of the team's football operations. In addition, Pastoors serves as a liaison to Rams business operations, including marketing, partnerships, finance, ticketing, community relations, administration, and communications.
Born and raised in Minneapolis, Minn. Pastoors received his degree from Dartmouth College, where he was a three-time letter winner for Head Coach Buddy Teevens and the Dartmouth football program. Pastoors resides in Los Angeles, Calif., with his wife, Emily and their daughter Charli.
You have been worth every penny Mr. Kroenke pays you Mr. Pastoors. Continue the genius work you do. The Rams are blessed to have you on their payroll.
The 5th man (Tony Pastoors) has kind of been hidden under the radar. He's not been forgotten, but it feels like he gets lost in the shuffle.
I know I'm not alone hearing that Pastoors is the front man (salary cap/magician) regarding the Rams financial responsibilities.
Maybe I'm wrong, but this dude Mr. Pastoors has been an under the radar big time asset to the Los Angeles Rams organization.
It's as if Pastoors is a stealth CEO that problem solves and makes crucial beneficial decisions for a top five fortune 500 company.
Tony Pastoors enters his 12th season with the Rams after joining the Rams prior to the 2010 season. Pastoors serves as the vice president, football and business administration.
In this role, Pastoors works directly with Chief Operating Officer Kevin Demoff on all aspects of Rams operations. Pastoors teams with General Manager Les Snead and Head Coach Sean McVay in the development and implementation of the club's strategic plans for player signings and player acquisitions.
As the club's chief negotiator, Pastoors is responsible for Rams' salary cap management, contract negotiations, compliance with the NFL's Collective Bargaining Agreement as well as the club's financial and strategic planning.
Pastoors also partners with Demoff, Snead, and McVay in the day-to-day management and execution of the team's football operations. In addition, Pastoors serves as a liaison to Rams business operations, including marketing, partnerships, finance, ticketing, community relations, administration, and communications.
Born and raised in Minneapolis, Minn. Pastoors received his degree from Dartmouth College, where he was a three-time letter winner for Head Coach Buddy Teevens and the Dartmouth football program. Pastoors resides in Los Angeles, Calif., with his wife, Emily and their daughter Charli.
You have been worth every penny Mr. Kroenke pays you Mr. Pastoors. Continue the genius work you do. The Rams are blessed to have you on their payroll.