Joe Hueber enters his ninth season with the Packers and his seventh as a college scout, covering the Midwest region in 2023. Hueber previously served as a scouting assistant (2015-16) for the team's personnel department.

Prior to joining the Packers, Hueber was a recruiting assistant for the University of Pittsburgh's football program for three seasons (2012-14). While at Pitt, Hueber's contributions to the Panthers' daily recruiting efforts helped the program see a rise in impressive young talent. In his first season with Pitt, the program boasted a 27-player recruiting class that was ranked 20th nationally and third in the Atlantic Coast Conference by Scout.com.

Hueber followed up a successful first season with a 2013 recruiting class that contained 12 true freshmen who saw immediate playing time, including seven players who made at least one start during the regular season. The freshman class also featured players who led the team in eight different statistical categories.

Before joining the Panthers, Hueber gathered valuable experience at his alma mater, the University of Minnesota, where he assisted the program in its evaluation and recruitment process while earning his B.A. in sports management in 2010.

Hueber also served as an undergraduate recruiting assistant for the University of Iowa, where he began his college education.  

A native of Madison, Wis., Hueber is a graduate of Madison Memorial High School. He is the son of Jim Hueber, a former University of Wisconsin running backs coach (1992-94) and offensive line coach (1995-2005). 

Born in St. Louis Park, Minn., Hueber is single and resides in Madison, Wis.

Joe Hueber enters his ninth season with the Packers and his seventh as a college scout, covering the Midwest region in 2023. Hueber previously served as a scouting assistant (2015-16) for the team's personnel department.

Prior to joining the Packers, Hueber was a recruiting assistant for the University of Pittsburgh's football program for three seasons (2012-14). While at Pitt, Hueber's contributions to the Panthers' daily recruiting efforts helped the program see a rise in impressive young talent. In his first season with Pitt, the program boasted a 27-player recruiting class that was ranked 20th nationally and third in the Atlantic Coast Conference by Scout.com.

Hueber followed up a successful first season with a 2013 recruiting class that contained 12 true freshmen who saw immediate playing time, including seven players who made at least one start during the regular season. The freshman class also featured players who led the team in eight different statistical categories.

Before joining the Panthers, Hueber gathered valuable experience at his alma mater, the University of Minnesota, where he assisted the program in its evaluation and recruitment process while earning his B.A. in sports management in 2010.

Hueber also served as an undergraduate recruiting assistant for the University of Iowa, where he began his college education. 

A native of Madison, Wis., Hueber is a graduate of Madison Memorial High School. He is the son of Jim Hueber, a former University of Wisconsin running backs coach (1992-94) and offensive line coach (1995-2005). 

Born in St. Louis Park, Minn., Hueber is single and resides in Madison, Wis.