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Pro Day Preview – Boston College

Image courtesy of BC Athletics  A large chunk of the local and national football world will be in Chestnut Hill on Monday morning. Boston College is set to host its Pro Day. With 27 NFL franchises set to be represented, along with teams from the UFL and dozens of local and national reporters, BC will be quite a popular place to be. From a Patriots perspective, there’s a few names…

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5 Observations from our spring visit with Holy Cross

WORCESTER – If you watched Holy Cross play regularly last year, you know they weren’t a 3-9 team. Unfortunately, that’s what the record was despite losing mostly all close games. It’s added fuel to the fire heading into 2026 and that was evident during our spring visit with the Crusaders on Thursday night. Practice was only about an hour and 20 minutes, but it was fast and purposeful with plenty…

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Stonehill 2026 Spring Practice Preview

The Stonehill Skyhawks are back on the turf for spring practice with a singular goal in mind: Improvement.
Following a 2025 campaign that saw the program finish 4-8 overall and 3-4 in the NEC, head coach Eli Gardner and his staff are focused on closing the gap in a conference where they are now fully postseason eligible.

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Patriots sign veteran cornerback Kindle Vildor

Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images The Patriots continued their recent shopping spree on Thursday afternoon by signing veteran cornerback Kindle Vildor to a one-year deal. A former fifth-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft out of Georgia Southern, Vildor arrives in Foxborough after spending the 2025 season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers where he carved out a niche as a reliable depth piece and a consistent contributor on special teams. Over…

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Holy Cross hosts first local Pro Day of the season

WORCESTER – The parking lot wasn’t nearly as full as it has been in some past years when Holy Cross has hosted a Pro Day, but some good work still got done on Thursday. Nine local college players from Holy Cross, Merrimack, Curry, Nichols and even a former BC basketball player participated in the hour-long workout with scouts from the Patriots, Packers and Chiefs on hand. This was the first…

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