Patriots local pro day participants include possible late-round CB, multiple receivers

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA - OCTOBER 25: Devon Marshall #6 of the NC State Wolfpack looks on during the first quarter against the Pittsburgh Panthers at Acrisure Stadium on October 25, 2025 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Nick Cammett/Diamond Images via Getty Images) | Diamond Images/Getty Images

The New England Patriots hosted several NFL Draft prospects at Gillette Stadium on Tuesday, and all of them have one thing in common. Be it through college, high school or hometown, they all have ties to the region.

The following players have been confirmed as attendees:

• QB Brady Olson (Central Connecticut State)
• RB Greg Desrosiers (Memphis)
• RB Jordan McDonald (Boston College)
• WR Eamonn Dennis (Ohio)
• WR Solomon Miller (Brown)
• WR Jack Morvan (Nichols)
• WR Ty Pezza (Brown)
• WR Noah Short (Army)
• TE Enyi Falayi (Wake Forest)
• TE Ademola Faleye (Washington State)
• TE Jeremiah Franklin (Boston College)
• TE Louis Hansen (UConn)
• OT Kevin Cline (Boston College)
• OT Ryan Mosesso (UMass)
• OL Greg Crippen (Michigan)
• OL Delby Lemieux (Dartmouth)
• OL Logan Taylor (Boston College)
• DT Sedarius McConnell (Boston College)
• DT Michael Otty (Bryant)
• ED T.J. Guy (Michigan)
• ED Quintayvious Hutchins (Boston College)
• LB Bryun Parham (UConn)
• CB Elias Archie (Brown)
• CB Shahid Barros (Iowa)
• CB Malcolm Greene (UMass)
• CB Devon Marshall (N.C. State)
• LS Ben Mann (Boston College)

The most prominent name on the list is cornerback Devon Marshall. Projected as a Day 3 selection in the draft later this month, the Boston native appeared in 48 games between stints at Villanova and N.C. State and registered four interceptions.

For him and other the other participants, Tuesday’s pro day was an opportunity to improve on their workout numbers — Marshall, for example, posted a fairly pedestrian 4.24 Relative Athletic Score thus far — and give the local team a more intimate look at what they bring to the table. Unlike Marshall, most of the invitees are not expected to hear their names called in the draft.

Among that specific group is UMass offensive tackle Ryan Mosesso, who was born in Marshfield and played high school football in Dedham.

“It’s incredible,” Mosesso told Pats Pulpit last month about getting invited to the workout. “It’s the first step, but it’s a dream come true, especially coming from the Patriots [with me] being from Massachusetts … It’s special.”

Last year, the Patriots signed two of their local workouts, offensive linemen Jack Conley (Boston College) and Cole Birdow (Merrimack), as rookie free agents after the draft. A third player, edge Hector Johnson (Endicott) was invited back to rookie minicamp on a tryout basis but ultimately not signed.