WATCH: Brock Bowers Talks Offensive Changes, Leading the Tight End Room

Georgia star tight end Brock Bowers talked about the offensive changes with a new offensive coordinator and being the veteran in a loaded tight end room at SEC Media Day.

Dawgs Daily is here in Nashville, Tennessee, for this week's slate of SEC Media Days. Coaches and players from all 14 teams in the conference will be taking the podium to speak about the upcoming season and to provide a glimpse of what this year has in store for their program prior to the 2023 college football season being kicked off.

For the second day of media days, the media will be hearing from the head coaches and players from Georgia, Mississippi State, Auburn, and Vanderbilt. Tight end Brock Bowers was one of three players that Kirby Smart brought with him to SEC Media Day and was made available to the media for questions.

Some of the topics that Bowers discussed while at the podium were the potential offensive changes with Mike Bobo being the new offensive coordinator, his new role of being the veteran in a loaded tight end room, and how Georgia is preparing for the 2023 season.

Over the last two seasons, Bowers has quickly emerged as arguably the best tight end in college football and one of the best players in the nation. At the end of last season, Bowers was awarded the John Mackey Award, given to the nation's best tight end, and has the opportunity to be the first player to ever win the award twice.

While Georgia will be adjusting to having a new offensive play-caller this season, Bowers will continue to be a cornerstone of the offense and his skill set will help subside any potential hurdles Georgia may come across this season.

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