ATHENS — When Jaden Reddell ran through six Tennessee State defenders on his way to scoring a 58-yard touchdown, it was hard not to see shades of Brock Bowers.
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If you have a guy with great talent wouldn't it make sense to throw to him more than two times per game? No doubt as a Dawg tight end blocking is essential, maybe more so than catching.
I think this year’s team will be strong, running and passing. The only downfall about the passing, no one player will have the eye popping stats because everyone will get their fair share of touches, and in recruiting, I hope that don’t discourage 4-5star receivers…
"But while social media was freely making the comparison to the legendary tight end, Reddell knows he’s not that guy."
You're doing pretty darn good if you are being compared to Brock Bowers! We are the most fortunate fan base in the nation as we get to watch all of this talent on both sides of the ball. If we are even having the conversation about whether Jaden Reddell, Lawson Lucky, Elias Williams, Ethan Barbour, or Kaiden Prothro are as good as Brock Bowers, that puts us in rarified air. We have all of those guys on the roster at the same time and should see a Mackey Award finalist in that bunch! Todd Hartley is probably already recruiting the next Jaden Reddell, so we have that to look forward to as well.
GO DAWGS!
To thine own self be true. I’m glad Reddell understands this. He doesn’t need or have to be Brock Bowers. Just be himself and do his own thing and I think he will be a Great at UGA !!
P.S. The same ideology should apply to All those highly talented TEs. Just be comfortable in your own skin. Practice hard, Play hard, take care of business. Go Dawgs !!
yep, just stay where your feet are and good things will happen. Go Dawgs!!
