Mike Reiss of the Boston Globe reports that 22 teams were in attendance for the Boston College Pro Day workout, which featured quarterback Matt Ryan.

Reiss has the full list of scouts and execs and coaches.  Herm Edwards of the Chiefs was the only head coach in attendance.  Also present was Chiefs G.M. Carl Peterson, offensive coordinator Chan Gailey, and quarterbacks coach Dick Curl. 

[UPDATE:  Though expected to attend, Reiss tells us that ”Dick Curl was a late scratch.”  (That’s hilarious . . . and it’s even funnier if it was unintentional.)] 

The hometown Patriots sent only two scouts.

Said Edwards regarding the session, during which Ryan threw 52 passes:

“I thought he pressed a couple times, trying to throw the ball a little too hard.  That’s generally what happens with quarterbacks, when you get the media there.  It used to be 10-15 years ago, the workouts, five people were there.  Now, depending who you are, what school you’re at, and where people slate you being drafted, it becomes this.  Which is kind of good, because it puts a lot of pressure on the kids, and the game everyone plays, there is going to be pressure on them.  You look at that, and also understand that they’re going to press some.  He pressed some throws, but the thing this guy has is his ability to win.  That’s the thing you like about quarterbacks — some guys win, some guys don’t.  You can look at all the stats, arm strength, you can look at all the different things, but at the end, can he win games?  This guy has done that.”