Ron Stewart on Brock Bowers

Underutilized in Stewart's drafts; high-value zero RB tight end target.

Ron Stewart notes someone told him he doesn't draft Brock Bowers enough, indicating the tight end is underutilized in his draft strategy relative to his perceived value. Stewart uses Bowers as an example of a high-value tight end target in zero RB strategy; if Bowers falls back to Stewart in the early third round after drafting a wide receiver early, Stewart would take him and then trust landing the plane with wide receiver-tight end-wide receiver construction. Stewart envisions Bowers playing as a legitimate slot receiver alongside Michael Mayer as an inline tight end, suggesting a dual-tight-end offensive scheme that could maximize Bowers' receiving upside.

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