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In Awe of Patrick Mahomes & Aaron Rodgers, Georgia TE Brock Bowers Hints at Potential Destination

Published 03/01/2024, 4:28 AM EST

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With a history of standout performances on the college gridiron, Brock Bowers has emerged as one of the most promising talents in the game today. Yet, amidst the hype surrounding his potential NFL career, Bowers’ admiration for Patrick Mahomes and Aaron Rodgers has genuinely captured the imagination of fans and analysts alike.

In the illustrious history of the NFL, few quarterbacks have reached the heights of success as Rodgers and Mahomes. Revered for their talent, leadership, and ability to elevate their teams, Rodgers and Mahomes stand as titans of the game. But what exactly do Mahomes and Rodgers represent to Brock Bowers, and how might their influence shape his future in the league?

Brock Bowers sparks speculation with admiration for Mahomes and Rodgers at potential destination

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Georgia’s rising star tight end, Brock Bowers, has sent shockwaves through the football world with his recent comments regarding two iconic NFL quarterbacks, Patrick Mahomes and Aaron Rodgers. In an interview with Connor Rogers, NFL draft analyst, Bowers hinted at his admiration for the football giants and a potential destination in the NFL. Connor Rogers posted on Twitter,” I asked Brock Bowers if there was an NFL QB it would be pretty cool to catch passes from: He said Patrick Mahomes and… Aaron Rodgers.

The eyes of the fans and scouts have been fixed on Brock Bowers, who, in his history of games at college, has produced impressive performances. He revealed his ambitions for the NFL to the interviewer. Bowers didn’t hesitate to name-drop two of the league’s most celebrated signal-callers: Patrick Mahomes and Aaron Rodgers; hinting at potential destinations (of the Jets and the Chiefs). The choice of Mahomes and Rodgers reflects Bowers’ appreciation for their unparalleled skill sets and impact on the game. But the admiration for the quarterback duo comes from teammates too.

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Teammates’ perspective on Rodgers and Mahomes

Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes are celebrated for their exceptional football skills. However, their teammates provide intimate perspectives on their personalities, leadership abilities, and broader influence, revealing their qualities that extend beyond statistical achievements. Yet, according to wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling, who has caught passes from both quarterbacks, the similarities go beyond their on-field prowess.

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Valdes-Scantling, who has spent six years in the NFL, had the remarkable fortune of starting his professional career alongside Aaron Rodgers with the Green Bay Packers. Following two uneven seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, he has been formally let go by the team, granting him an early opportunity to explore free agency.

Reflecting on his experiences with both quarterbacks, Valdes-Scantling emphasized the striking similarities between Rodgers and Mahomes. In an interview, he remarked, “I think they’re very similar in how they operate, how competitive they are, how much they want to win, and how much they’ll take the blame on themselves and try to bring other guys along, I’ve seen it from both those guys.” Therefore, their influence goes far beyond the football field, influencing team chemistry and goals. They have a lasting impact on the entire sport.

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Paramita Banik

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Paramita Banik is an NFL writer for EssentiallySports. She has been following Deion Sanders and his journey with the Buffaloes. Her coverage is focused on the Buffs’ off-season training.
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Shubhankar Adhikari