Robyn Glaser, one of the Patriots’ top executives, plans to step down after 18 seasons

Patriots Executive Vice President of Football Business Robyn Glaser plans to resign after 18 seasons as one of the team’s top executives, ESPN’s Mike Reiss reports.

Glaser will continue in his role until mid-February as the franchise transitions from Jerod May to Mike Vrabel.

She originally joined the Patriots as senior ownership and club counsel in 2007 during the NFL’s “Spygate” investigation into the team. The Patriots ended up losing their first round pick in the 2008 draft.

Glaser became vice president in 2011, senior vice president in 2018 and senior vice president of business affairs and chief administrative officer for football in 2022. In 2025, she added the responsibility of senior advisor to Mayo.

She was global senior vice president at EMI Recorded Music before joining the Patriots.