Wisconsin hires Morocco Brown as new football general manager
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: May 31, 2026, 5:48 PM
Last updated May 31, 2026
Wisconsin has appointed Morocco Brown as its new football general manager, as reported by ESPN's Pete Thamel on May 31, 2026. Brown fills the position left vacant by Marcus Sedberry, who was promoted to interim athletic director. His experience includes a role as chief personnel executive with the Indianapolis Colts and director of college scouting. This hire coincides with a crucial period in the recruiting calendar, as Wisconsin recently concluded its first weekend of official visits and has more scheduled in June.
- •Morocco Brown previously worked with the Indianapolis Colts.
- •He was the Colts' chief personnel executive until last spring.
- •Brown's hiring comes during an important recruiting window for Wisconsin.
- •He has experience in personnel roles with Cleveland and Washington.
- •Marcus Sedberry's promotion created the vacancy for this position.
- 5:48 PMYahoo Sports — Wisconsin reportedly hires former NFL exec as football general manager
"According to a ESPN's Pete Thamel report, Wisconsin filed its general manager role with a former member of the Indianapolis Colts' front office.
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