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Bowry

Bowry (6’5/314) is a smooth-moving, high-character lineman with starting experience at multiple positions and a standout 9.40 RAS, showcasing elite explosiveness and above-average speed for the position. Bowry plays with patience and composure in pass protection, relying on a natural kick slide and active hands to stay square, allowing just 2 sacks across 1,399 career snaps. His 2025 season was solid if unspectacular, posting a 66.4 PFF pass-block grade with 14 pressures allowed on 320 pass-blocking snaps, backed by a 97.7 pass-block efficiency. Bowry’s movement skills and balance flash on tape, particularly when redirecting or operating in space, though his lack of ideal mass and anchor strength show up against power rushers. He struggled at the Senior Bowl and dealt with nagging injuries in 2025, adding some uncertainty to his evaluation, while his sub-1,400 snap count leaves less developmental runway than some peers. With athletic upside, clean pass sets and positional flexibility, Bowry profiles as a guard/tackle hybrid with starter potential in a movement-based scheme.

Bowry (6'5"/285) verballed back in June and made it official for yet another signing for BC’s banner class. Bowry is the 64th ranked OT and the No. 18 player out of Maryland, which has been a pipeline for BC this cycle.

Bowry (6'5/285) announced on Wednesday that he would be making his announcement on Thursday. Seeing as his only two official visits were to Boston College and Maryland, many believed his choice was down to those two schools. That proved to be the case, seeing as Bowry is now an Eagle. Bowry is now Boston College’s 16th recruit in their rapidly growing 2022 class.

The race for Bowry (6'5/285) is essentially a two-horse affair, as he took official visits to Boston College and Maryland earlier this month. This would be an especially important recruiting win for the Terrapins, as HC Mike Locksley and his staff have put forth a concerted effort to keep many of the area’s top prospects home. While Boston College has already picked up an offensive lineman in the Class of 2022, Maryland has yet to do so. Bowry, who will be a senior at St. Frances Academy in Baltimore this fall, spoke highly of the Maryland coaching staff and the program’s facilities in the days following his official visit.