O'Brien Takes Offensive Reins at BC

0:00On March 10, Boston College football kicked off its spring practices for 2026, and head coach Bill O'Brien dropped some big news. He's stepping up as the offensive play-caller for the upcoming fall season, taking the role himself after the previous coordinator moved on. Earlier this week, O'Brien made it clear during the first practice in Chestnut Hill. His former offensive coordinator, Will Laung, left over the offseason for a job with the Chicago Bears, leaving the duties to O'Brien, who has plenty. Of experience in the position from past stops, O'Brien brings a track record from places like The New England Patriots, Alabama, and others, so this feels like a natural fit. He stressed, it's a team effort with his staff pitching in behind the scenes. The coaching group mixes veterans and fresh faces, including new additions like running backs, coach Mike Hart, wide receivers coach Joe Dayley, and offensive line coach Kurt Anderson. Returning staffers round out a solid core. With chemistry already clicking at this early stage, the Eagles look set for a collaborative

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