Will Healy's staff at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte as Chief of Staff and Advisor to the Head Coach for the fall 2021 campaign. American pro football leagues NFL Europe / World League of American Football (1991) In 1991, he served as the wide receivers, special teams coordinator, and strength and conditioning coach for the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks of the World League of American Football, led by Roman Gabriel. Professional Spring Football League (1991–1992) Before joining the CFL, Popp helped form a new pro football league called the Professional Spring Football League in 1991–1992, with which Popp served as the league’s director of player personnel and worked with former NFL coach Walt Michaels. United States Football League (2022) Popp has joined the newly formed United States Football League (USFL). Popp has been named Director of Player Administration. Canadian Football League Executive positions Saskatchewan Roughriders (1992–1993) Popp was the Saskatchewan Roughriders' Director of Player Personnel and Wide Receivers coach under Don Matthews in 1992–1993. The Roughriders appeared in the playoffs both years. Baltimore Stallions (1994–1995) Popp served as the General Manager and Director of Player Personnel of the Baltimore Stallions in 1994–1995. The Stallions reached the Grey Cup both years winning in 1995, and remain the only American team to have won the Grey Cup. Montreal Alouettes (1996–2016) After the National Football League added the Baltimore Ravens, Stallions owner Jim Speros decided to relocate his team to Montreal as the second incarnation of the Montreal Alouettes, and Popp was named Vice President, General Manager, Director of Football Operations, and Director of Player Personnel in January 1996. While the Alouettes were allowed to reclaim the legacy of the original 1946–86 Alouettes, they were not allowed to keep their history as the Stallions, while Popp had to rebuild the roster as the Stallions players were released from their contracts and 14 of those players were signed by the NFL, though Popp was able to re-sign several key players from Baltimore. The 1996 expansion Alouettes team went on to have a 12–6 record and appear in the Eastern Division Championship game. Popp reached the East Division Championship 15 out of 21 seasons, the Grey Cup eight times (2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010), three of which ended in victory (2002, 2009, 2010). He led the Alouettes to five consecutive seasons of 12 or more victories; the Alouettes are one of only