Now entering his 31st season in the NFL, John Wojciechowski begins his 15th season with the Packers and first as director — football operations after being promoted during the 2026 offseason. He spent the last four seasons (2022-25) as the director of player personnel after four seasons (2018-21) as the co-director of player personnel and one season (2017) as the director of pro personnel. He joined the team in 2012 as a college scout.
Prior to coming to Green Bay, Wojciechowski (pronounced woh-jih-cow-skee) spent nine seasons (2003-11) as the Northeast area scout for the Dallas Cowboys.
He went to Dallas after working for the Jacksonville Jaguars for five seasons (1998-2002). During his first three seasons with Jacksonville, Wojciechowski worked as the team's Southeast regional scout for the BLESTO scouting organization. He was promoted to Midwest scout by the Jaguars in 2001.
Wojciechowski's first venture into the NFL player personnel field came with the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he served as a player personnel assistant for two seasons (1996-97). With the Steelers, he evaluated both college and pro players and did quality-control work for the special teams units.
Wojciechowski was a four-year starter at Duquesne at defensive end (1992-95) and a three-year tri-captain. As a senior in '95, he earned first-team All-Metro Atlantic Conference honors and first-team All-America honors from Don Hansen's Football Gazette. He helped lead the Dukes to their first-ever conference championship (7-0 record) and a 10-1 mark overall. The team finished the season with an ECAC Bowl victory over Wagner.
Wojciechowski finished his career at Duquesne as the school's all-time sacks leader with 24, which now ranks No. 3 on the Dukes' all-time list. He led the team in sacks each of his final three seasons, posting 9½ as a senior in 1995 (No. 5 in single-season history) and nine in 1993 (tied for No. 6). Wojciechowski was part of a group that helped Duquesne transition from Division III to I-AA following his freshman season.
Wojciechowski was also a three-year starter at catcher and designated hitter for the Dukes' baseball team. He earned a degree in business administration at Duquesne.
Wojciechowski attended Plum (Pa.) High School in suburban Pittsburgh. He was a first-team all-conference selection in football and was named to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's "Fabulous 22" team. Wojciechowski was also a team captain as a senior and was inducted into the school's hall of fame in November 2013.
Wojciechowski and his wife, Tami, live in Green Bay with their sons, Holt and Taft.
