It’s no question, the Georgia Bulldogs had a stacked roster in 2023 and they currently have 18 players available to be drafted in the 2024 NFL draft and play at a professional level. We’re going to go ahead and take a look at the first five players from Georgia projected off the board for the 2024 NFL draft at the end of April. That includes Brock Bowers, Amarius Mims, Ladd McConkey, Kamari Lassiter, and Javon Bullard, so lets dive right in.
Georgia Bulldogs First Pick Off The Board Is Easily Going To Be Tight End Brock Bowers
Brock Bowers burst onto the college football scene from Napa High School in California. Originally, Bowers was a multi-purpose player at the high school level, playing quarterback, tight end, and linebacker, grabbing the attention of scouts and solidifying his reputation as a four-star tight end recruit via 247Sports. Covid-19 might have canceled his senior year in high school but Bowers didn’t skip a beat, making an immediate impact when he committed to the Georgia Bulldogs in January of 2021.
His transition to the collegiate level was smooth and seamless, and as a true freshman, he set a school record for tight ends, racking up 56 receptions, 882 yards, and 13 touchdowns. Then in his sophomore campaign, he didn’t let up, logging 63 catches for 942 yards and seven touchdowns, alongside some notable rushing stats from the tight end.
Bowers’ accolades in college speak volumes about his potential in the NFL. His production, skill set, and recognition in just two seasons have positioned Bowers as a consensus TE1 for the upcoming draft. Given his trajectory, Bowers is on track to be a dominant force in the NFL and definitely has a chance to be drafted in the top five. I honestly think Brock Bowers will get selected by the Los Angeles Chargers with their fifth overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft. I think Bowers has what the Chargers are looking for right now to get that team rebuild and back on track.
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