Battle Red Blog on Lewis Bond
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In 2025, his fifth season with the Eagles, Bond maxed it out with career highs in targets (111), catches (88), and receiving yards (993). He had just one touchdown last season, but overall, the tape shows an NFL-caliber separator.
STACKED’s take
Bond's 111 targets and 993 yards show elite production; tape and coaching staff praise his intelligence and separator ab
In 2025, his fifth season with the Eagles, Bond posted career highs in targets (111), catches (88), and receiving yards (993) with just one touchdown. The tape shows NFL-caliber separator ability, which the source emphasizes is far more important than burner speed and blindly running into coverage. Despite being overlooked at the combine (5'11", 190 lbs, 4.58-second 40-yard dash) and drafted in the sixth round by the Texans, GM Nick Caserio praised him as "really smart," "really instinctive," with "good ball skills" and the ability to "find a way to get open" and be "very productive with his opportunities." Caserio noted that Wide Receivers/Offensive Passing Game Coordinator Ben McDaniels called Bond "one of the smartest players that he ever talked to" during the evaluation process, and that his production was "consecutive for multiple years." Caserio also highlighted Bond's experience in an NFL-style offense at Boston College under Head Coach Bill O'Brien, which will carry over to the NFL.
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