Jerry Butler is the Director of Player Development at the NFL, leveraging his extensive experience as a former first-round draft pick and Pro Bowl wide receiver. A Clemson University alumnus and All-American, he has dedicated his post-playing career to mentoring athletes, having held similar roles with the Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns, and Denver Broncos.
Deeply rooted in football, Butlers passion extends from his celebrated playing career to a steadfast commitment to guiding current players. He focuses on helping athletes navigate the pressures of professional sports and prepare for life after their careers, emphasizing personal growth, financial literacy, and continuing education as key pillars for success.
Interesting fact: As a Clemson receiver, Jerry is famously known for "The Catch, " a game-winning touchdown against South Carolina in 1977.
Jerry Butler
Director Player Development and Alumni Relations at Buffalo Bills
Berea, Ohio, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Player Mentorship
His career since retiring as a player has been dedicated to guiding athletes, focusing on their holistic development both on and off the field.
Athlete Transition
He is passionate about preparing players for life after football, helping them with everything from finances to completing their college degrees.
Clemson Football
As a celebrated alumnus, All-American, and Hall of Famer for Clemson University, he maintains a strong and active connection to the program.
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Jerry has no verified media appearances
Work History
2-1991 - 2-1999
Director Player Development and Alumni Relations at Buffalo Bills
Director Player Developmment at National Football League
Education
1979 - 1980
RPA from Clemson University
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Location : Berea, Ohio, United States
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Designation : Director Player Development and Alumni Relations at Buffalo Bills
