The Boston College Eagles took to the practice field on the third day of their 2026 fall camp, marking the first occasion that players donned shoulder pads as they moved through a series of coordinated drills and special‑teams work.
Camp Highlights
Among the newcomers, offensive lineman Lawrence Iyalekhue made his collegiate debut, stepping onto the grass as part of a 23‑member 2026 recruiting class that includes three‑star prospects. His presence added depth to the line as the team ran through pad‑heavy exercises.
Quarterbacks Grayson Wilson, Enzo Arjona and Jake Coniglio each worked distinct passing drills. Wilson, who transferred from Arkansas, threw a series of short routes, while Arjona focused on pre‑throw positioning and Coniglio executed mid‑throw sequences, all under the watchful eyes of position coaches.
Running back Sedric Addison completed agility‑ladder work during breakout position sessions, showcasing the quick‑step drills that the staff uses to sharpen change‑of‑direction skills.
Femi Babalola, another quarterback in the mix, warmed up with a series of stretches alongside the offensive line, a routine that blends mobility work with preparation for the day’s throws.
The session underscored the program’s emphasis on blending fundamentals with the physicality of full‑contact practice, as players transitioned from light warm‑ups to padded drills in a single day.
Fans watching the live stream noted the competitive energy, with each quarterback’s distinct style offering a glimpse of the offensive schemes that will shape the upcoming season.