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Patriots Scout Boston College Pro Day

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New England Patriots scout Boston Colleges pro day, focusing on offensive line depth. Standout players impress with skills tailored to the teams needs, potentially securing draft picks or undrafted free agents.

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Patriots Scout Boston College Pro Day

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Boston College Eagles Football Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Patriots Scout Boston College Pro Day. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 24, Boston College hosted his pro-day this week, drawing a strong turnout from the New England Patriots. Head Coach Mike Rabel led the group, joined by offensive line coach Doug Morone, linebacker's coach Mike Smith, and several scouting directors. With 29 NFL teams in 4 CFL squads on site, the event spotlighted local talent for potential draft picks or undrafted free agents. The Patriots focused on positions where they need depth, like the offensive line after losing a couple of tackles to free agency. Connections run deep here, since Boston College's head coach previously worked with New England, creating a familiar coaching style that could ease, transitions for standouts. Players made strong impressions during drills and chats. A defensive end caught Rabel's eye for hand technique tweaks, while a receiver impressed with crisp routes despite missing the combine invite. Offensive linemen shown in one-on-one work, drawing direct feedback from Morone. One tackle, already training with a Patriot Tala famer, showed versatility at multiple spots.

A tall guard tackle hybrid talk scheme with Rabel early on, and a tight end displayed blocking in hands, fitting New England's draft plans at the position. These workouts keep the Patriots roster options open, as the draft nears, blending local prospects with proven needs for a quick impact.

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