BREAKING NEWS: Former Tight End and An American Football Sportscaster Names Raiders The Best College Tight End He’s Ever Seen.

With the 13th overall pick, the Las Vegas Raiders selected Georgia tight end Brock Bowers, an All-American.

One of the most gifted rookies entering the league this year is Bowers, who might be a very useful weapon in Sin City.

Greg Olsen, a pro quarterback and former tight end with 14 years of experience, recently spoke with “The Herd” about what Bowers would contribute to his team this season.

According to Olsen, “he might be the best college tight end production-wise, just the eye test,” in his words.
Olsen would be familiar with what makes a successful tight end.

Before entering the league and participating for over fifteen years, he was an All-ACC tight end at Miami.

During his tenure with the Carolina Panthers, the former two-time All-Pro and three-time Pro Bowler caught over 1,000 yards in receptions three separate times.

Bowers has the potential to be a fantastic tight end like Olsen.

In each of his three seasons as a Kirby Smart player, the two-time national champion and two-time Mackey Award winner caught over fifty-five passes.

He also had an average of 14.5 yards per reception during his time in college.

Bowers, who stands 6-3 and weighs about 250 pounds, is a formidable opponent in Las Vegas.

The arrival of Bowers will greatly benefit this offence, which already features Davante Adams, another tight end in Michael Mayer, former 1,000-yard receiver Michael Gallup, and free-agent signee Alexander Mattison.

In Bowers’ rookie season, expect this offence to remain difficult to stop even without All-Pro running back Josh Jacobs.