Scott Dragos | ORR Athletic Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame Plaque Biography

Scott Dragos continued the tradition of football excellence at ORR. A four year starter, Scott earned SCC and Standard Times All Star honors in ’92 and ’93 after leading ORR to a 19-2 record, including a perfect 10-0 record and the Div. 4A Super Bowl Championship in ’93. On offense, he finished his career with 72 receptions, 11 TDs and more than 1,000 yards. In 1993, Scott earned Boston Herald and Boston Globe All Scholastic status, All American honors from Blue Chip Illustrated and All Northeast accolades from SuperPrep Magazine. After graduating from ORR, he attended Boston College on a football scholarship, earning a varsity letter his freshman year. After BC, Scott played for the Chicago Bears and the New England Patriots.

Original Hall of Fame Plaque

Scott Dragos’s 2011 Old Rochester Regional Athletic Hall of Fame plaque

THE COMPLETE STORY

Expanded Historical Profile

Scott Dragos continued Old Rochester Regional’s tradition of football excellence as a four-year varsity starter. He earned South Coast Conference and Standard-Times All-Star honors in 1992 and 1993 while helping ORR compile a 19–2 record, including a perfect 10–0 season and the 1993 Division 4A Super Bowl championship.

Dragos completed his ORR career with 72 receptions, more than 1,000 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns. His outstanding 1993 season brought Boston Herald and Boston Globe All-Scholastic recognition, All-America honors from Blue Chip Illustrated and All-Northeast recognition from SuperPrep Magazine.

After graduating from ORR in 1994, Dragos attended Boston College on a football scholarship and earned a varsity letter as a freshman. He played tight end for the Eagles; the Patriots’ official career summary records 38 collegiate games and 46 receptions.

His professional career began when New England signed him as an undrafted rookie in 1998. After his release during training camp, he joined the New York Giants’ practice squad. The Giants allocated him to the Barcelona Dragons of NFL Europe in 1999, where he caught 12 passes for 158 yards and three touchdowns.

Dragos subsequently joined the Chicago Bears and appeared in 15 regular-season games across 2000 and 2001, including two starts. He recorded four receptions for 28 yards and contributed on special teams. New England signed him again in 2002. His path from ORR to Boston College, NFL Europe and the NFL extended the football achievements that began with the Bulldogs’ undefeated 1993 championship season.

ARCHIVAL MEDIA

Photo Gallery

Historical photographs, action images, team photographs and later-life images will be assembled here as verified source material becomes available.

Scott Dragos’s complete 2011 Hall of Fame display.

Scott Dragos, number 75, carrying the football for the Bulldogs.

Scott Dragos, number 75 at right, with ORR’s undefeated 1993 Division 4A Super Bowl champions.

Scott Dragos, number 75 at right, holding an award with ORR football teammates.

Scott Dragos, seated second from right, with the ORR baseball team.

INDUCTION CEREMONY

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SOURCES & HISTORICAL NOTES

Documenting the record

Transcription reconciled word for word with the original 2011 physical plaque photograph IMG_1800.HEIC, supplied by ORRAHOF, on October 10, 2026. Original wording and punctuation are preserved.

Verified against the original 2011 Hall of Fame plaque photograph and ORR yearbook photographs supplied by ORRAHOF. Public display images received only non-generative cropping, grayscale conversion, restrained tonal correction, and modest sharpening; archival originals were preserved separately. One uncaptioned baseball action photograph was withheld from the public gallery because Scott Dragos could not be verified as the batter.

Collegiate and professional history checked October 1, 2026 against the New England Patriots’ 2002 signing announcement and Boston College’s 1997 roster. These primary records distinguish Chicago regular-season appearances from New England signings and the Giants’ practice squad; they do not establish regular-season game appearances for New England. Original plaque wording retained.

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