When Jude Bowry, Logan Taylor, Lewis Bond, and Quintayvious Hutchins all heard their names called this weekend in the NFL Draft, it provided the kind of institutional momentum that Boston College Football needed. Something a winning record cannot achieve alone.
Jamarion “Jam” Miller, RB School: Alabama HT:5’10” WT: 211 lbs Jam Miller arrived at Alabama as a highly-touted four-star recruit from Tyler Legacy High School in Texas, where he set school records with nearly 5,000 career rushing yards and 65 touchdowns. At Alabama, he spent his first two seasons providing depth behind future NFL talent before stepping into a primary rotational role during his junior and senior campaigns. Known for…
Namdi Obiazor, OLB School: TCU HT: 6’3” WT: 225 lbs Namdi Obiazor is a versatile, high-motor defender who transitioned from safety to linebacker during his collegiate career, showcasing a modern hybrid profile. Originally a walk-on at Akron before transferring to TCU, Obiazor’s path is defined by a relentless work ethic and an ability to adapt to multiple roles within a defense. He became a focal point of the Horned Frogs’…
Karon Prunty, CB HT: 6’2″ WT: 192 lbs School: Wake Forest Karon Prunty is an experienced, long-limbed cornerback who concluded his collegiate career as a standout for Wake Forest. Known for his “savvy” playstyle and high football IQ, Prunty brings a veteran presence to the secondary with over 40 career starts across multiple programs. He possesses the prototypical length that professional scouts covet in a boundary corner, combined with track-validated…
UCONN ATHLETICS The Buffalo Bills selected UConn wide receiver Skyler Bell with the 125th overall pick in the fourth round. Bell, a Bronx native, arrives in Orchard Park following a historic final collegiate season where he emerged as one of the most prolific pass-catchers in the country. By making him the 125th selection, the Bills have invested in a highly productive playmaker who became UConn’s first-ever consensus All-American after a…
As the NFL Draft enters its final day, the Patriots find themselves in a familiar position: looking for high-floor contributors, developmental traits, and special teams types to fill out the rest of the roster. Day 3 is where depth is built and “diamonds in the rough” are unearthed. For a team still refining its identity, the focus today will likely lean toward offensive line versatility, developmental targets for the passing……
The Patriots have drafted three players through two days of the NFL Draft and all three of them have one thing in common. All three played at one school. Something that would not have mattered five years ago but it is important in today’s ever changing football landscape. The transfer portal has changed the game of college football and the impact of it is now permeating into the NFL. We…
Eli Raridon, TE HT: 6’6 1/8 WT: 245 lbs School: Notre Dame Eli Raridon is a towering, athletic tight end prospect who has overcome early-career injury hurdles to emerge as one of the most physically imposing targets in the nation. Standing at a legitimate 6’6″, he offers an elite frame and massive catch radius that makes him a natural mismatch against linebackers and smaller defensive backs. A former standout basketball…
After a disappointing finish to the 2025 campaign that saw New England fall just short in Super Bowl LX, the focus in Foxborough shifts toward fortifying the roster for another deep run.
In our one and only mock draft, the board fell favorably for an active trade approach, with the Patriots utilizing multiple trades to stockpile assets while addressing critical needs at Edge, Tackle, and Tight End.
A two-year starter at Missouri, Young lined up as the 5 technique edge. Young finished second in the SEC in tackles for loss (16.5) and third in pressures (53). The coaching staff at Missouri loved Young and a scout told me that they loved him and were high on him. Young profiles as a three down edge who can play all over a front depending on the package. Reminds me of DreMont Jones.