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Shaun Herock
Assistant Director of College Scouting (Midwest)
Shaun Herock, the Packers' longest-tenured college scout in terms of continuous service, begins his 15th season with Green Bay and his seventh year as the team's assistant director of college scouting.
Herock, who became a full-time scout for the Packers in 1994, was named to his current position on May 14, 2001, taking on additional duties in the management of the club's college scouting operations.
Continuing to serve as the Packers' Midwest region scout, Herock this season embarks upon his 19th year overall in scouting. Earlier, as a youth, Herock worked summers as a ball boy for both the then-Los Angeles Raiders and Atlanta Falcons.
The 37-year-old Herock began his NFL scouting career by serving four consecutive internships in the Falcons' scouting department during college (1989-92). He followed up that by working as an intern for the Packers in the summer and fall of 1993, joining Green Bay's scouting staff on a full-time basis Jan. 1, 1994. His scouting work this season will be in preparation for his 15th college draft.
A four-time letterman (1990-93) who started for three-and-a-half years on the offensive line at the University of Richmond, Herock played center his first two seasons and offensive tackle during his junior and senior years. He graduated from the school in 1993 with a degree in sociology.
Herock began his prep career at Tarpon Springs (Fla.) High School, where he played two seasons (1986-87) on the offensive and defensive lines. After transferring to Milton High School in Atlanta in 1988 for his junior year, Herock participated in both football and track. During 1988 and '89, Herock played center and offensive tackle, in addition to competing in the shot put during the spring.
Born in Pittsburgh, Herock and his wife, Mia, live in De Pere, Wis., with their three sons, Shaun, 9, Anthony, 5, and Christopher, 3. In his spare time, Herock enjoys fishing, hunting and spending time with his family.
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