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The Houston Texans selected WR Lewis Bond from Boston College in the sixth round with pick No. 204. Bond, a standout receiver, set a single-season record for receptions at Boston College last season.
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After adding two offensive picks earlier on Day, the Houston Texans secured a playmaker on the outside with the Boston College threat in the sixth round with pick No. 204.
For the Texans, the selection marked the first receiver taken by Nick Caserio in the cycle. Houston had been expected to target a playmaker, but the franchise elected to wait until Day 3. Enter Bond, a three-year starter with the Eagles who was known for being a premier route-runner and key slot weapon under former Texans coach Bill O'Brien.
Last season, Bond caught a career-high 88 passes and 993 receiving yards and a touchdown, breaking Boston College's single-season program record in receptions. For his career, the 5-foot-10, 190-pounder hauled in 213 receptions, ranking top three all-time in school history.
In terms of an immediate role, Bond likely enters the room as nothing more than a late-round option looking to stand out. The Texans already have five receivers on the staff, including Pro Bowler Nico Collins and fourth-year pro Tank Dell.
Any changes in Dell's projected status heading into the offseason workouts might factor into how Bond gets utilized in the offense.
This article originally appeared on Texans Wire: Texans add WR depth with Boston College's Lewis Bond in Round 6
Lewis Bond caught 88 passes for 993 receiving yards and one touchdown last season, setting a single-season record for receptions at Boston College.
The Texans aimed to add a playmaker to their roster, and Bond was recognized as a premier route-runner and key slot weapon.
Lewis Bond is a 5-foot-10, 190-pound wide receiver who was a three-year starter at Boston College, ranking among the top three in all-time receptions for the school.
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