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we are going to take Brock Bowers at the 211 to pair up with Bejian Robinson... Obviously, when you take Bowers, there's no world ever in which you're drafting McBride. Unless it's a tight end premium format, if you have Brock Bowers on your team, do not take Trey McBride... Obviously, there's no way in hell I can take Tyler Warren though when we have Brock Bowers.
STACKED’s take
Avoid pairing with McBride; creates flex spot problem; better than Warren.
Drafted at pick 211 to pair with Bejian Robinson, Brock Bowers creates severe roster flexibility problems. Amanra. Again expressed regret about this selection, stating that unless playing in a tight end premium format, if you have Brock Bowers, you should not take Trey McBride, as you'd be forced to bench one elite tight end in the flex spot all season. Amanra also noted that in his league, league mates would laugh at him if he tried to trade one of two elite tight ends. However, Amanra also indicated Bowers is the preferred tight end target over Tyler Warren at the 5th round turn, and expects Bowers to be better this year as the Raiders project to be the most improved offense in the league; the points per game gap between Bowers and Leaporta was about three last year.
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