Brock Bowers (Photo via TNT Sports)
Las Vegas Raiders rookie tight end may be crushing it on the football field, but there’s plenty of work to do on the whole “talking” thing if he wants a career in broadcasting after his playing days.
Brock Bowers is having a superb rookie season for the struggling Raiders, having already set the single-season record for receptions by a rookie tight end. He’s up to 90 catches for 968 yards and four touchdowns with three games to go.
On Tuesday, TNT Sports interviewed Brock Bowers during their coverage of “The Showdown”, a golf match between PGA stars Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler vs. Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka of LIV Golf.
McIlroy and Scheffler defeated their opponents in the match.
And let’s just say that TNT should have done a test run with Brock Bowers to see if he was a good interview subject. As you can see in the video, the man didn’t have anything exciting to say during his interview with Brian Anderson:
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Brock?
Brock Bowers Has Emerged As A Superstar
Brock Bowers is having a superb rookie season for the struggling Raiders, having already set the single-season record for receptions by a rookie tight end. He’s up to 90 catches for 968 yards and four touchdowns with three games to go.
Bowers has been one of the few bright spots on an awful Raiders team that enters Sunday with a 2-12 record, tied with the New York Giants for the worst in football.
REPORT: Colorado Buffaloes HC Deion Sanders Will Have Tough Time Resisting Offers From 2 NFL Teams
Deion Sanders (Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images)
Deion Sanders’ success with the Colorado Buffaloes has naturally led to speculation that he could soon become an NFL head coach.
The 57-year-old Deion Sanders inherited a Buffaloes team that went a horrid 1-11 during the 2022 season. They finished 4-8 last season but have made even more progress this year, entering the regular season finale with an 8-3 record that has them ranked as the nation’s No. 25 team.
Speaking on “The Herd with Colin Cowherd”, FOX Sports NFL analyst Joel Klatt reported that Sanders may find it difficult “to turn down” offers from the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys:
“I think it would be really hard for him to turn down the New York Giants or the Dallas Cowboys, those brands. Now here’s what I will say, though, is that, and I’ve made this this, it’s not really an argument. I’ve made this point before and I think that it remains truer today than ever, which is as much as Colorado was desperate for Deion Sanders. Deion Sanders needs a place like Colorado.”
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Deion Sanders played for the Cowboys from 1995 to ’99, helping them achieve dynasty status by defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl 30. After the season, the Cowboys are widely expected to move on from head coach Mike McCarthy (in the final year of his contract).
It’s unclear what the Giants have planned with 2022 Coach of the Year Brian Daboll, whose club is about to endure a second straight season of double-digit losses.
Deion Sanders Shouldn’t Rush To The NFL
As fun as the idea sounds, Deion Sanders shouldn’t jump to NFL head coaching just yet. As Matt Rhule, Nick Saban, Steve Spurrier, and Urban Meyer showed, college success doesn’t guarantee success in the NFL.
So, Coach Prime shouldn’t rush a move to the NFL. He’s only been coaching in Colorado for two years, and the NFL teams should be keen to see what he can do without Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter before offering him a head coaching role.
