It isn't just Bill Belichick on the scouting trail. Patriots offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia has been spotted at multiple places as well.
On Monday, he was at North Carolina A&T's pro day to get a good look at offensive tackle Brandon Parker. According to NFL Draft Bible's Christian Shanafelt, the two met afterwards.
Parker started every game at left tackle over the past three seasons and was a three-time offensive lineman of the year in the MEAC. He's viewed as a late-round pick and more of a project.
Also, according to the Houston Chronicle's Aaron Wilson, the Patriots worked out Sam Houston State defensive lineman P.J. Hall.
Hall totaled 284 tackles, 42 sacks, 86.5 tackles for loss, nine forced fumbles and four interceptions in four years and also blocked 14 kicks. He's viewed as a mid-round selection.
