BC Eagles' Combine Performances: Bowry Shines, Hutchins & Taylor Fight for Draft Spot

0:00On March 2nd, the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine wrapped up this week in Indianapolis, wrapping with offensive linemen finishing their bench. Press on Monday morning. Three Boston College Eagles took part, defensive end quintavious Hutchins, offensive tackle Jew Bowry, and offensive guard Logan Taylor. All three had uneven college seasons and hoped to boost their draft stock with strong showings amid a trend where more prospects skipped drills for their school pro days. Hutchins, measured at 6 foot 3 and 233 pounds, posted a 4.740 yard dash that ranked near the bottom. For edge rushers, along with a weak 1.730 10 yard split, his 37 inch vertical jump stood out in the 92nd percentile, but he skipped the broad jump, agility drills, and bench press, leaving. Questions about his explosiveness for a smaller defender. Meanwhile, Bowry impressed at 6 foot 5 and 314 pounds, hitting top 5 marks among linemen

1:01in both his 37 inch. Vertical and 9 foot 7 broad jump, with a solid 5.0840 and strong 10 yard split. Taylor, 6 foot 7 and 314 pounds, competed in nearly everything, showing good jumps for his size by middling speed, and agility times in the 50s percentile range. These performances carry weight after shaky senior bowls for Bowry and Taylor, while Hutchins lit it up there, but cooled off here. Scouts note the combine's growing selection bias as top athletes show up while others wait, making direct comparisons tougher. Bowry likely locks in as a mid-round tackle prospect with his athleticism-fitting developmental roles. The other two whole priority free agent potential, but need pro-day rebounds in April's draft to climb boards and avoid going undrafted.