Sherrone Moore’s Mistress, Paige Shiver, Has Secured A New NFL Job After Scandal

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

The football world is buzzing over a massive administrative update involving Paige Shiver.

The former executive assistant previously worked directly under Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore before a messy public scandal erupted.

A new chapter has begun for Paige, and it won’t be in the college ranks this time around.

Paige Shiver Transitions to Chicago Bears Role Amid Public Interest

A position was reportedly secured by Paige Shiver with the Chicago Bears organization after her departure from Michigan. The move comes amid ongoing attention from her past relationship with former Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore. Details about the exact role for Paige Shiver have not been fully disclosed.

Interest in her career transition has grown significantly due to the public nature of the previous events at Michigan. Paige Shiver previously worked as an executive assistant in the Michigan athletic department. Her connection to the Bears aligns with family ties in the NFL scouting world.

Shiver is the daughter of veteran Chicago Bears scout Jeff Shiver.

Paige’s New Bears Position Draws Attention After Michigan Events

High-profile staff changes regularly draw intense scrutiny when tied to unresolved collegiate legal battles. The reported hiring of Paige Shiver by the Chicago Bears has generated conversations across sports platforms.

The online football community remains completely transfixed by this unexpected development.

Paige Shiver has been open about the challenges faced in that environment, according to earlier public statements. The Bears provide a new environment in the professional ranks where her experience could contribute to team operations.

In the meantime, Shiver filed a lawsuit against the university earlier this month. She is accusing them of withholding public records related to her relationship with the former coach. Shiver’s legal team, led by attorney Julie Murphy, submitted six distinct public records requests between February and June 2026. According to the filed documents, the university allegedly paid outside law firm Jenner & Block a staggering $12 million to investigate the scandal. 

Michigan officially denied the requests, citing the records as part of an “ongoing investigation.” The lawsuit is ongoing.