Mike Vrabel was among the many personnel for the New England Patriots that Boston College’s draft prospects got the chance to perform in front of on Monday.
According to Sports Illustrated’s Mike Kadlick, Vrabel was joined by Patriots offensive line coach Doug Marrone, as well as outside linebackers coach Mike Smith, at Boston College’s pro day.
It was part of a busy pro day schedule around the country on Monday. LSU, Miami, Iowa and Toledo also held their pro days just two days into the spring slate of events.
Coach Vrabel spoke with offensive lineman Logan Taylor during the event. Taylor allowed five sacks in 2025. He played 523 snaps at right guard, 224 at left tackle, and 84 at right tackle, showing him to be a versatile lineman who is accustomed to manning several different positions on the offensive line.
Wide receiver Lewis Bond lauded coach Vrabel for being a “great guy” who shares similarities with Boston College head coach, Bill O’Brien, per CLNS’s Taylor Kyles.
The Patriots have just over four weeks left to evaluate talent prior to the start of the 2026 NFL Draft on April 23. New England’s coaching staff did their due diligence at Boston College’s pro day, with a busy slate up ahead to close out the month of March.
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