Courtesy of UConn Athletics We rank our Top 30 NFL Draft prospects for New England. There are several talented players on this list including several of them that could get drafted in two weeks. Here is our list. The list is headlined by UConn’s Skyler Bell who could go as early as the second round. 1. Skyler Bell, WR, UConn: One of the ten best receivers in the draft. Bell…
Jude Bowry and Logan Taylor are the latest Boston College offensive lineman to represent “O-line U” and they have a familiar name working to get them ready for the NFL Draft. The two have spent the pre-draft cycle working under the meticulous eye of former Patriots offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia, the man responsible for decades of offensive line development in Foxborough.
STORRS- For UConn’s dynamic duo of Joe Fagnano and Skyler Bell, Wednesday’s workout in Storrs served as a definitive closing argument of their college careers. With scouts from 27 NFL teams in attendance, the quarterback and his top target made a favorable impression on scouts and proved that their record-breaking 2025 season was no fluke of the system, but rather a product of elite physical tools.
SMITHFIELD- 15 plus scouts descended on the campus of Bryant University on Monday afternoon to watch players from Bryant, Rhode Island and Brown workout.
PROVIDENCE- Brown University made athletic history on Thursday by hosting its first-ever on-campus football Pro Day. Held at the newly minted Penner Field House, the Pro Day featured wide receivers Ty Pezza and Solomon Miller and defensive back Elias Archie.
It’s still stunning that Lewis Bond didn’t get an invite to the NFL Scouting Combine, but Logan Taylor and Jude Bowry repped the Eagles and ‘O-Line U’ well in Indianapolis. The offensive linemen closed out the event with testing and on-field drills on Sunday. Bond should have been there with his teammates – Q Hutchins also had a very good week – but he’ll be able to show out at……
MOBILE, AL- Ivy League players very rarely get the opportunity to play in the Senior Bowl. When the invite comes, you do not pass on the opportunity to play in the premier football all-star in the country.
Image courtesy of AFCA/NCAA You can make the argument that FCS football has never been in a better spot than it is now. More eyes have been on the product and more and more FCS players are having a legitimate impact once they get to NFL training camps, some even making a mark on Sundays early in their career. The NFL has taken notice. Now, the league is giving select…
Several local products or players who previously played in New England have either signed with teams as undrafted free agents or gotten mini camp tryouts. Here is our most updated list. We will add to it as we get more names. As always, if we missed someone or you have a tip, please feel free to email us at johnewftbj@gmail.com Jack Conley, OT (Boston College) signed with the New England…
Courtesy of UConn Athletics The Buffalo Bills drafted former UConn offensive tackle Chase Lundt in the sixth round of the NFL Draft. Lundt was drafted with Pick 206. Lundt was a four year starter for the Huskies, starting 49 games. Lundt only missed one game in his college career. According to Pro Football Focus, Lundt was also one of five offensive tackles this past season to allow less than 10…