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Kevin Colbert
Pittsburgh Steelers
Date of birth: January 1957 (age 52)
Career information
College: Robert Morris University
High school: North Catholic High School
Organizations
 As administrator:
2000–present Pittsburgh Steelers Director of Football Operations
Career highlights and awards

Kevin Colbert (born January 1957 in Pittsburgh) is the Director of Football Operations (GM) of the National Football League's Pittsburgh Steelers since the start of 2000. He is widely credited with putting together the World Championship Super Bowl XL team in Pittsburgh along with owner Dan Rooney and coach Bill Cowher. Colbert grew up not far from Heinz Field on the city's northside and attended North Catholic High School and Robert Morris University. Prior to being hired by the Pittsburgh Steelers, he was employed as an advance scout for the Detroit Lions and the Miami Dolphins. In Colbert's 10 seasons with the Lions, they went to the playoffs five times with records of 12-4, 10-6, 9-7, 10-6 and 9-7. His older brother Bob Colbert is the head football coach for Saint Vincent College near Pittsburgh, where, coincidentally, the Steelers hold their annual training camp.

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Sporting positions
Preceded by
Tom Donahoe		 Pittsburgh Steelers Dir. of Football Operations (GM)
2000–present		 Succeeded by
current GM
v • d • e
Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl XLIII Champions

2 Dennis Dixon | 3 Jeff Reed | 4 Byron Leftwich | 7 Ben Roethlisberger | 9 Daniel Sepulveda | 10 Santonio Holmes (MVP) | 13 Marvin Allen | 14 Limas Sweed | 15 Martin Nance | 16 Charlie Batch | 17 Mitch Berger | 20 Bryant McFadden | 21 Mewelde Moore | 22 William Gay | 23 Tyrone Carter | 24 Ike Taylor | 25 Ryan Clark | 26 Deshea Townsend | 27 Anthony Smith | 28 Justin Vincent | 29 Ryan Mundy | 30 Roy Lewis | 31 Fernando Bryant | 33 Gary Russell | 34 Rashard Mendenhall | 37 Anthony Madison | 38 Carey Davis | 39 Willie Parker | 43 Troy Polamalu | 49 Sean McHugh | 50 Larry Foote | 51 James Farrior | 53 Bruce Davis | 54 Andre Frazier | 55 Patrick Bailey | 55 Mike Humpal | 56 LaMarr Woodley | 57 Keyaron Fox | 60 Greg Warren | 61 Jared Retkofsky | 62 Justin Hartwig | 64 Doug Legursky | 65 Jeremy Parquet | 66 Tony Hills | 67 Kyle Clement | 68 Chris Kemoeatu | 69 Jason Capizzi | 71 Scott Paxson | 72 Darnell Stapleton | 73 Kendall Simmons | 74 Willie Colon | 76 Chris Hoke | 77 Marvel Smith | 78 Max Starks | 79 Trai Essex | 81 Dallas Baker | 83 Heath Miller | 84 Dezmond Sherrod | 85 Nate Washington | 86 Hines Ward | 88 Jon Dekker | 89 Matt Spaeth | 90 Travis Kirschke | 91 Aaron Smith | 92 James Harrison | 93 Nick Eason | 94 Lawrence Timmons | 95 Donovan Woods | 96 Orpheus Roye | 97 Arnold Harrison | 98 Casey Hampton | 99 Brett Keisel
Head Coach: Mike Tomlin
Coaches: Ken Anderson | Bruce Arians | Keith Butler | James Daniel | Randy Fichtner | Garrett Giemont | Harold Goodwin | Ray Horton | Amos Jones | Dick LeBeau | Bob Ligashesky | John Mitchell | Lou Spanos | Kirby Wilson | Larry Zierlein
v • d • e
Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl XL Champions

3 Jeff Reed | 7 Ben Roethlisberger | 8 Tommy Maddox | 11 Quincy Morgan | 16 Charlie Batch | 17 Chris Gardocki | 20 Bryant McFadden | 21 Ricardo Colclough | 22 Duce Staley | 23 Tyrone Carter | 24 Ike Taylor | 26 Deshea Townsend | 27 Willie Williams | 28 Chris Hope | 29 Chidi Iwuoma | 31 Mike Logan | 34 Verron Haynes | 35 Dan Kreider | 36 Jerome Bettis | 39 Willie Parker | 42 John Kuhn | 43 Troy Polamalu | 46 Arnold Harrison | 50 Larry Foote | 51 James Farrior | 53 Clark Haggans | 54 Rian Wallace | 55 Joey Porter | 56 Chukky Okobi | 57 Clint Kriewaldt | 60 Greg Warren | 64 Jeff Hartings | 66 Alan Faneca | 67 Kimo von Oelhoffen | 68 Chris Kemoeatu | 72 Barrett Brooks | 73 Kendall Simmons | 76 Chris Hoke | 77 Marvel Smith | 78 Max Starks | 79 Trai Essex | 80 Cedrick Wilson | 81 Sean Morey | 82 Antwaan Randle El | 83 Heath Miller | 84 Jerame Tuman | 85 Nate Washington | 86 Hines Ward (MVP) | 89 Lee Mays | 90 Travis Kirschke | 91 Aaron Smith | 92 James Harrison | 94 Andre Frazier | 96 Shaun Nua | 98 Casey Hampton | 99 Brett Keisel
Head Coach: Bill Cowher
Coaches: Bruce Arians | Keith Butler | James Daniel | Chet Fuhrman | Russ Grimm | Dick Hoak | Ray Horton | Dick LeBeau | John Mitchell | Darren Perry | Kevin Spencer | Mark Whipple | Ken Whisenhunt
v • d • e
General Managers of the National Football League (As of 2009)
   
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