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1993 Patriots Media Guide W 1993 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS SCHEDULE PRESEASON DATE OPPONENT TIME August 7 (Sat) at San Diego Chargers 900 pm August 14 (Sat) Cleveland Browns 730 pm (at Toronto, Ontario) August 20 (Fri) GREEN BAY PACKERS 700 pm August 27 (Fri) KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 700 pm REGULAR SEASON DATE OPPONENT TIME September 5 (Sun) at Buffalo Bills 100 pm September 12 (Sun) DETROIT LIONS 100 pm September 19 (Sun) SEATILE SEAHAWKS 100 pm September 26 (Sun) at New York Jets 800 pm October 3 (Sun) **OPEN DATE** October 10 (Sun) at Phoenix Cardinals 400 pm October 17 (Sun) HOUSTON OILERS 100 pm October 24 (Sun) at Seattle Seahawks 400 pm October 31 (Sun) at Indianapolis Colts 100 pm November 7 (Sun) BUFFALO BILLS 100 pm November 14 (Sun) **OPEN DATE** November 21 (Sun) at Miami Dolphins 100 pm November 28 (Sun) NEW YORK JETS December 5 (Sun) at Pittsburgh Steelers 100 pm December 12 (Sun) CINCINNATI BENGALS 100 pm December 19 (Sun) at Cleveland Browns 100 pm December 26 (Sun) INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 100 pm January 2 (Sun) MIAMI DOLPHINS 100 pm (Home Games in ALL CAPS-All Times Eastern) 1993 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 1993 MEDIA GUIDE This Media Guide has been prepared to assist all members of the media in their coverage of the Patriots during the 1993 season. Should you require additional information, further assistance or wish to arrange interviews, please contact Mike Hanson, Stacey James or Barbara Rizzo at (508) 543-8200 or (508) 543-7998. Hanson's home phone number is (508) 668- 4832 and James' home number is (508) 699-0722. TABLE OF CONTENTS All-Time Leaders (Top 10) 146 100-Yard Rushers ............ 155 Biographies: 300-Yard Passers ............ 154 Coaches ...................... 9 Offensive Statistics ( 1992) 104 Draft Choices ............ 78 Patriots in Overtime .......... 118 Free Agents ............... 89 Player Movements (1992) 116 Administration ............. 4 Preseason Results ............ 158 Veteran Players ......... 21 Patriots In Prime Time ..... 189 Cheerleaders .................... 198 Pro Bowl Players .............. 185 Club Directory ...................... 2 Records: Coaches Roster (All-Time) 190 Consecutive ............ 144 Draft List (All-Time) .......... 179 Individual ...... ....... 120 Defensive Statistics (1992)107 Team ....................... 131 Game-By-Game Review ...... 94 Regular Season Results ... 161 Head Coaches Records .... 190 Roster. .... 74 Historical Highlights .. ..... 186 Roster (All Time) .............. 174 Last Time It Happened ..... 149 Season Review (1992) ....... 93 Largest Crowds ................ 143 Series Results .................. 170 Longest Plays ................... 148 Total Yardage Leaders ..... 154 NFL Standings (1992 Final) 119 Travel Plans (1993) . ......... .73 100 Games-Played List .... 178 Year by Year Attendance .. 145 100-Yard Receivers .......... 156 Year by Year Leaders ...... 150 1993 PATRIOTS MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS Written: Mike Hanson, Stacey James and Anthony Moretti Edited: All Of Us Special Assistance: Barbara Rizzo Design & Typesetting: Mike Hanson & Peg Myers Graphic Design: Gamble Design of Portsmouth, N.H. Printing: Hart Printing of Boston, Mass. Negatives: Sprintout of Providence, R.I. Advertising Sales: Ann Haley & Tracey Goulet Inside Photos: Patriots· team photographer David Silverman, Stephen Cloutier, and Tom• Croke of Visual Image Inc . 1993 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 1993 CLUB DIRECTORY NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS FOOTBALL CLUB, INC. Foxboro Stadium, Rt. 1, Foxboro, MA 02035 Administrative Offices: (508) 543-8200 Ticket Office: (508) 543-1776 PR Fax: 508-543-9053 ADMINISTRATION Chairman of the Board .......................... .. James B. Orthwein Vice Chairman of the Board .. Michael O'Hallaron Executive V.P., Football Operations ......... Patrick Forte' Executive V.P., Business Operations ........ James Hausmann Vice President ..... .................. Francis J. Kilroy Controller ......... ......................... ............. Virginia Widmann ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT STAFF Asst. to V.P.of F.0./B.O. ........................... Melissa Harris Accounting Assistant ...... Susan Desrosiers Player Resources Coordinator ...... Judy Pepin Receptionist ...... Joan Bishop Stadium Operations . .. .. ... ............ ...... Edie Myers ...... Ray Myers SCOUTING AND PERSONNEL Director of College Scouting .............. Charles Armey Pro Scouting ...... Bobby Grier Pro Scouting/Player Assistance ...... Joel Collier Personnel Scout . ... Jack Bush Personnel Scout ..... Robert Cegelski Personnel Scout . Larry Cook Personnel Scout ...................... ... Charles Garcia Personnel Scout .... ...... Mike Pollom College Scouting Administrator .. .. Nancy Meier Administrator . Sharon Kelly COACHING STAFF Head Coach ....................................... ...... Bill Parcells Offensive Backs............ ...... ... ........... .. Dave Atkins Defensive Line.... ....... Romeo Crennel Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers ......... Al Groh Offensive Line .......................................... Fred Hoaglin Wide Receivers ...... ..... Chris Palmer Strength and Conditioning ................ ...... Johnny Parker Offensive Coordinator .... .................. ...... Ray Perkins Special Assistant . ..... .. .. ................. .. Dante Scarnecchia Special Teams .. ................................ ...... Mike Sweatman Defensive Backs ................................ ...... Bob Trott Tight Ends .... .... ............................ ...... Charlie Weis • 1993 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF Director of Operations .............................. Mike Quashie Head Trainer ............................................. Ron O'Neil Assistant Trainer ...................................... Kirk Brumels Equipment Manager ..... .. ............. George Luongo Assistant Equipment Manager ................. Don Bracher Video Director .......................................... Ken Deininger Assistant Video Director ............ .... Dave Sutherby Field Superintendent ........... ..... ... Pierre Landry Operations Assistant ....................... Dennis Brolin Ad min. Asst. to the Head Coach ..... Christine Coulter Secretary to Assistant Coaches .. .... Marita Nunes Staff Assistant .............. ...................... Anthony Moretti, Jr. Team Security .............................. Frank Mendes Team Physician .................... Bertram Zarins, M.D DATA PROCESSING DEPARTMENT Director of Data Processing ..................... Peg Myers Computer Operations Manager ..... Joe Ziobro Programmer ........................ .. ... Peter MacDonald PUBLIC/COMMUNITY RELATIONS STAFF Director of Public Relations ..................... Mike Hanson Director of Community Relations .......... .. Nadine Jackson Assistant Director of Public Relations .. Stacey James Public Relations Assistant ....................... Barbara Rizzo Team Photographer ........................... .. David Silverman Public Relations Interns ................ .. Andrew Osofsky ................................................................. Wendy Spander SALES. MARKETING AND TICKET SALES STAFF Executive Director of Marketing ............... Ann Haley Director of Special Projects ....... Mitch Hardin Director of Ticket Sales . ..... Ken Sternfeld Promotions Coordinator ....... Katrin Anderson Marketing Coordinator ....... Tracey Goulet Special Projects Coordinator .. .. .... Chris Thoms Corporate Sales Executive ....... Greg Paraiso Corporate Sales Executive ............... ....... Pam Roche Corporate Sales Executive ....................... Alex van Litchenber( Cheerleader Director & Choreographer .... Lisa Coles Box Office Manager ...... ........................... Mike Nichols Asst. Box Office Manager .................. ..... Joanne Nichols Ticket Office Assistant ... .. .. ..... .. ...... Ben Lentz Ticket Office Assistant ....................... .. Bill Nelson Sports Marketing .. John Giles Sports Marketing ...... Michael Hoey Sports Marketing ...... Bruce LaFerriere Sports Marketing ........................ Bob Mazur • 1993 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ADMINISTRATION On May 11, 1992, James B. Orthwein became the New England Patriots' Chairman of the Board when he purchased the majority interest in the club from Victor K. Kiam II. The 69-year-old Orthwein is chairman of Huntleigh Asset Partners, a private investment partnership in Clayton, Missouri and a lifelong resident of St. Louis, Mo. In 1984, Orthwein co-founded the Huntleigh Asset Partners, L.P. In addition to substantial public market investments, the Partners have a majority interest in live private businesses: Huntleigh Securities, Inc , a securities brokerage company; Huntleigh/Byrne Investment Advisors, an investment advisory firm; Huntleigh/McGehee Incorporated, a full line insurance brokerage company; Huntleigh Telecommunications Group, a telecommunications business located in El Paso, Texas; and Jameson Leasing, an automobile leasing company. In addition, Orthwein is a member of the Board of Directors of Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. Orthwein began his business career with D'Arcy Advertising Co. in 1947. In his first five years with the company, he worked in virtually every department and held the titles of copywriter, account executive, creative director and management supervisor. In 1952, he was elected vice president and in 1956 was named director. He was elected Chairman of the Board of D'Arcy in 1970 and later became Co-Chief Executive Officer following the merger with MacManus, John & Adams. Beginning in 1976, he served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of DM&M Worldwide, Inc.
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