Yet seeing Flores, once a Boston College linebacker, and Grigson, an ex-Purdue offensive tackle, lock arms while flashing massive smiles made total sense to the people who now interact with them ...

Poles and Flores played together at Boston College in 2003; the latter joined the Patriots as a scout a year later while the former’s college career continued. Poles went into the front-office ...

The Bears are expected to take a "long look" at Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores in their upcoming head coach search.

“We spent a lot of time together that year,” O’Brien, now, ironically, the head coach of Boston College, says about a seldom discussed but vitally important 2010 season in which Flores, now ...

Ultimately, Flores said, he got into coaching to make the same impact on young people as the coaches he played for had on him as a youth in Pop Warner through his time at Boston College.

Brian Flores, 43, is maybe the most fascinating candidate interviewed so far. He has previous head coaching experience after his three-year stint with the Dolphins (2019-21).

Flores shared his reverence for intense high school coach Dino Mangiero and explained that he chose to play linebacker at Boston College so he could be close to home and tend to the special needs ...

Brian Flores' Super Bowl wins Brian Flores has won four Super Bowls with the New England Patriots as a scout, coach and defensive coordinator. The Boston College alum joined the Patriots as a ...

What's more, Bears general manager Ryan Poles was teammates with Flores at Boston College in 2003.

Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores felt the emotional toll of former pupil Tua Tagovailoa's criticism but vowed to use the harsh assessment to grow as a coach.

Their families are still close and it’s not a coincidence that Pioli’s daughter ended up attending Boston College, where she is currently a junior.

Poles and Flores played together at Boston College in 2003; the latter joined the Patriots as a scout a year later while the former’s college career continued.