Patriots Scout Boston College Pro Day

0:00It's March 24. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. The New England Patriots showed up in force at Boston Colleges Pro Day this week. Head Coach Mike Raeble led a large group from the team, just a short drive away, to check out players under old colleague Bill O'Brien, now the Eagles. Coach and former Patriots offensive coordinator. One of 29 NFL teams on hand. The Patriots already signed a Boston college player as an undrafted free agent last off season. They brought front office execs like Vice President Ryan Cowden and college scouting director Tony Kinkela, plus coaches Mike Smith and Doug Morone, who both have ties to the program. O'Brien spoke highly of Raeble's quick turnaround with the Patriots and stressed how his tough, smart players match what New England wants. Several stood out during workouts, including offensive lineman Jude Bowery and Logan Taylor, plus ed rusher, Quincevius Hutchins, all of whom talked. With Raeble on the field.

1:01Why receiver Lewis Bond drew extra eyes as a top prospect? He set the school's receptions record, but missed the NFL combine invite. Scouts clocked his 40 yard dash around 4.5 seconds, and he wrapped up with his own chat with the head coach, drawing comparisons too. Past Patriots slide receivers. These strong connections point to Boston College as a growing talent source for New England, heading into draft season.