Just saw that ESPN article where college coaches are picking NFL draft sleepers. NOT a single mention of anyone from Boston College Eagles's program. Not one. It's the same story every year. This is a direct indictment of the defensive scheme's ability to prepare players for the next level. If you're not producing draftable talent, especially on defense, your system isn't putting guys in positions to showcase translatable skills. Look at the teams getting mentions: Illinois, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt. Programs that develop specific, pro-style traits. Boston College's defensive identity has been inconsistent, and the proof is in the draft boards being empty. Until the coaching staff can develop and showcase NFL-caliber defenders, this program will hit a ceiling. The scheme needs to evolve to highlight individual playmaking, not just system fit.