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Boston College: Jay McGillis Memorial Spring Game a rousing success on & off the field
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College: Three Key Preview: Holy Cross (3-0) at South Dakota State (5-1)
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Boston College: Five things to watch during the Jay McGillis Memorial Spring Game
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High School: Previwing the top match ups for Week 7
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Patriots Draft: Player Profile: Jack Anderson, OG, Texas Tech
Joe Thuney was a relative unknown out of N.C State when the Patriots drafted him in the third round (Pick 78) of the 2016 draft. It didn’t matter however because what the Patriots liked about Thuney was his size, versatility and toughness. Texas Tech guard Jack Anderson has many of those same traits and offers similar versatility. Like Thuney, he was a multi-year starter for the Red Raiders. Anderson started……
Patriots Draft: Player Profile: Elijah Moore, WR, Ole Miss
The Patriots upgraded the receiving corp in free agency by adding Kendrick Bourne and Nelson Agholar. Agholar in particular gives them some much needed speed but they need more. Enter Elijah Moore, who at 5-9 1/2 179 isn’t the biggest receiver but was a three year starter at Ole Miss and was highly productive. Moore is explosive and can impact a game both as a receiver and as a return……
Patriots Draft: Player Profile: Alim McNeil, NT, N.C State
The Patriots may or may not be running the 3-4 this season. The signings of Davon Godchaux and Matthew Judon suggest that they maybe shifting back to a 30 front. Regardless of what they are doing, the Patriots need to get bigger inside if they are going to do a better job of stopping the run. McNeil profiles more as a 3-4 nose tackle or a 2i in the 4-3…….
Patriots Draft: Player Profile: Baron Browning, OLB, Ohio State
The Patriots love versatility, especially on defense. They want guys that can play as many positions as possible and play every down if possible. Baron Browning can be that type of player. He can line up as a stack linebacker on first and second down and come off the edge on third down. He is athletic and can match up in coverage as well. Browning is raw and needs refinement……