In Newsweek, Jeff Stein profiles Frank Archibald, who was named head of the CIA’s National Clandestine Service earlier this year. Stein describes him as “a nice guy in a killer job – literally;” an “affable, hulking former Clemson University football player, 57,” who is now the guy in charge of the CIA division that handles the “agency’s spies and hunter-killer teams, like the ones dispatched to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, Libya and elsewhere in search of al Qaeda and other terrorist spore.” [Newsweek]