Buffalo Bills select Boston College offensive tackle Jude Bowry in the 4th Round

April 25, 2026

AP PHOTO The Buffalo Bills bolstered their offensive line depth during the third day of the Draft by selecting Boston College offensive tackle Jude Bowry with the 102nd overall pick in the fourth round. General Manager Brandon Beane, known for his affinity for high-upside prospects with elite athletic traits, found exactly that in Bowry. The Germantown, Maryland native arrives in Orchard Park after a productive career at Chestnut Hill, where…

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25 Day Two Prospects to Watch for the Patriots

April 24, 2026

The Patriots enter Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft with a clear mission: improve the pass rush and provide more explosive targets for the passing game. With draft capital to spend, New England is in a prime position to address the lingering depth issues at edge rusher and defensive tackle while searching for a long-term solution at the “Y” tight end position. The following players are players the Patriots…

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Brian Lee is stepping down at King Philip after 21 seasons

April 13, 2026

King Philip Head Coach Brian Lee is stepping down after 21 seasons. Asked why he was stepping away, Lee simply said it was time. “I’ve accomplished everything I set out to do at KP. All that work and constant battles with outside forces takes a toll, and I’m tired. It was time.” Lee took over the program in 2005 and after three lean years, turned the program in 2008 with…

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Is the Catholic School, Public School talent gap that wide? Yes. But some public schools compete

April 3, 2026

Images courtesy of the MIAA and KP Football The Catholic Schools dominates narrative surrounding Massachusetts high school football often suggests an insurmountable gap between the powerhouse Catholic Conference programs and the rest of the state. However, a closer look at the results in recent years reveals a more competitive reality. While the Catholic schools often boast broader geographic reach and have an advantage in that regard, upper echelon public school…

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CAA announces game times for 2026

March 25, 2026

In another sign that the 2026 football season is already creeping closer and closer, we’ve got some kickoff times. On Wednesday, the CAA released game times for all of its conference games. Sacred Heart joins the group this year, making it five New England teams in arguably the toughest FCS conference in the country. Here’s the weekly game times and matchups for UNH, Maine, URI, Bryant and the Pioneers (not…

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Stonehill officially unveils 2026 schedule

March 2, 2026

It’s hard to believe, but Stonehill is already entering its fourth full year as a Division 1 program. The Skyhawks have struggled to find consistency since their first surprising year in 2023 where they went 5-5 (4-3 in the conference) after joining the NEC. But, this season, there’s reason to believe some momentum is being built. The program is now fully formed in Eli Gardner’s image when it comes to…

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New England High School Coaching Hire Tracker

February 23, 2026

Images courtesy of the Nichols College, Canton Public Schools, Portland Public Schools and the Hartford Courant We are tracking high school coaching hires in New England. If we missed a school or hire, let us know. Connecticut Ansonia High School- John Mihalko stepped down recently. Expectation is one of the other assistants will step into the role. UPDATE: Defensive coordinator Shane Kingsley is taking over the Chargers, maintaining continuity. He…

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Kirk Herbstreit talks New England college football with NEFJ

February 6, 2026

SANTA CLARA, CA – While the world’s most famous dog Peter Herbstreit got most of the attention at a hectic Radio Row on Thursday, Kirk Herbstreit was quite popular as well. Herbstreit has become the face of college football and he made the rounds among all the chaos that is Super Bowl Week. Luckily, I was able to get a very quick interview with him after he wrapped up a…

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