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Jeff Hafley explains why Zay Flowers would CRUSH IT in the Patriots offense

Jeff Hafley explains why Zay Flowers would CRUSH IT in the Patriots offense

Episode 231 Published 3 years, 6 months ago
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Phil Perry talks with Boston College head coach Jeff Hafley about the potential of Zay Flowers. Do the Patriots need a separator on offense? Would they have to take Zay at #14 or could they trade back and draft him later?

4:00-Mel Kiper says Zay is ‘electric with the ball in his hands’

10:30-Jeff Hafley praises the character of Zay Flowers

18:30-What would Zay’s superpower be?

21:00-How much did Zay benefit from staying another season at BC?

24:00-How will Zay’s game translate in the NFL?

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