Four Boston College Players Selected in NFL Draft

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY - OCTOBER 25: Lewis Bond #11of the Boston College Eagles catches a pass for a touchdown against the Louisville Cardinals at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium Stadium on October 25, 2025 in Louisville, Kentucky. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images) | Getty Images

Over the weekend, the Boston College football program had a surprisingly successful NFL Draft, as four players were selected from BC. It was the third-highest number of players from any ACC team, behind only Clemson and Miami, despite the team going 2-10 this past season.

OL Jude Bowry selected by the Buffalo Bills, #102 overall

The first Eagle off the board was Bowry, who was taken in the fourth round by Buffalo. The Bills are looking to strengthen their offensive line to protect Josh Allen and Bowry will slot in nicely as a backup tackle for their O-Line. He has great size for the NFL, his leadership was notable as one of BC’s captains this past season, and he became a crucial piece of BC’s offensive line these past two seasons. He probably won’t be ready to be a starter for Buffalo on Day 1, but the potential is there.

OL Logan Taylor selected by the Los Angeles Chargers, #202 overall

The next Eagle off the board was also an offensive lineman, Logan Taylor, who was selected in the sixth round by LAC. Taylor bounced around on BC’s offensive line throughout the years, mostly playing guard but also finding playing time at tackle. He’s a versatile player that has been praised for his football IQ and pre-snap reads, but will be a step behind physically when he makes the jump to the pro level. If LA’s training staff can help him to build up his physique and quickness, Taylor will have a real chance at being a starter down the line.