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Buffalo settles on Beane to fill GM vacancy

May 10, 2017 By Bill Scott

Brian Gutekunst

The Buffalo Bills named Carolina assistant general manager Brandon Beane their new general manager.

Beane’s hiring caps off a short search after Doug Whaley and his entire scouting staff were fired the day after completion of the NFL draft.

The 40-year-old Beane has spent his entire 19-year career working his way up through the Carolina Panthers’ ranks.

Green Bay Packers player personnel director Brian Gutekunst was interviewed for the post, as was Houston player-personnel director Brian Gaine and Philadelphia Eagles college scouting director Trey Brown.

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