Patriots executive VP Eliot Wolf, Seahawks president of football operations John Schneider lead their teams to Super Bowl

Seahawks GM John Schneider and Patriots vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf have long histories in Green Bay.

The disrespect Joe Milton III felt from the Patriots wasn’t a sudden realization. It was a slow burn that began with one glaring issue identified in a post-rookie season meeting with his agency.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. (WBAY) - Super Bowl LX is a showdown between two homegrown personnel men, player pickers, at the peak of their powers, now eager to see how their chess pieces can match wits and wills on the big stage.

And the 10-year pro is finally playing in his first Super Bowl.

The Green Bay Packers may not be playing in the Super Bowl this year, but the city’s football roots will still be on display on the sport’s biggest stage. When the

Ron Wolf proteges John Schneider and Eliot Wolf have their teams sitting atop the NFL as the Seahawks and Patriots prepare to meet in Super Bowl 60.