Quote:I don't like that idea at all. Heck, Bowman impresses me more than Corey Grant. He's a rookie but practically looks polished.


I don't care who the final TE is between Sterling and Koyack, but imho, Bowman has to make the final roster.



All three TEs are PS eligible, so I'm thinking the TE depth chart will look like...


TE1. Julius Thomas, Braeden Bowman

TE2. Marcedes Lewis, Ben Koyack


PS: Neal Sterling


Besides, Sterling was just moved to TE this year and is still incredibly raw at the position

Two weeks ago you were telling me Jacobs was a lock.


I like Bowman. A lot. But if the coaches think they can stash him without him getting swiped he's a good PS candidate. If they like him as much as I do and are legitimately concerned of losing him, he'll make the cut over Sterling.

Could go either way.


Sterling has ST experience with this unit, another year in the system and knows the WR route tree.


That gives him a versatility edge.


I like them both, and I love Bowmans upside but I think Sterling has a slight edge in the competition.

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