Jude Bowry

● Functional size and bulk, with large hands and quality length ● Good-looking athlete who bursts out of stance (“Freaks List” alum) ● Ease of movement stands out when operating in space ● Adequate recovery against edge speed racing to the corner ● Has core strength to absorb and fight back vs. power ● Quick into run fits to in pin/seal, when he uses proper posture ● Improved awareness and timing against games and overload pressures ● Named a 2025 team captain (NFL scout: “Still learning how to be a leader but found more of a voice this past year.”) ● Has experience at both left and right tackle

● Still learning how to maximize his length ● Undisciplined hands, in terms of rhythm and strike accuracy ● Lacks force behind his punch and ends up leaning on defenders ● Tends to overset, inviting rushers to attack vulnerable inside shoulder ● Drifts with his feet and elevates his pads, creating leverage issues ● Doesn’t have power to easily move bodies against their will ● Might be best moving inside, but lacks college tape at guard ● Battled hip flexor as redshirt junior (Sept. 2025) and missed three games in final season

238 Back to table of contents -- 242 of 629 -- A two-year starter at Boston College, Bowry lined up at left tackle in head coach Bill O’Brien’s pro-style, balanced offense. Having banked minimal offensive line experience before arriving in Chestnut Hill, he made positive strides as the Eagles’ starting left tackle the past two seasons. At his size, Bowry has athletic tools that grab your attention. He is quick to square up defenders in pass protection, although his balance breaks down mid-slide when he is jolted off the balls of his feet. Right now, there is too much guesswork with his hand strikes — that tardiness allows rushers to cross his face unimpeded or pry him open with length. He isn’t a mauler in the run game, but he fits up defenders on pulls, counters and climbs. Overall, Bowry is still raw in key areas of playing tackle against skilled pass rushers, but he is a twitchy big man with length and core strength worth developing. A move inside to guard might be in his best interest long-term.