Monken Hypes Fannin-Bowers Tight End Duo

On April 3rd, Cleveland Brown's new head coach Todd Munkin is hyped about tight-and-herald

Fanon Jr. as he shapes the team's offense.

He straight up compared the young star to Las Vegas Raiders standout, brought Bowers, calling

Fanon a dynamic playmaker with serious run after catch, skills and solid ballwork.

Munkin broke it down, saying Fanon's build suits him as an H-back or fullback type, great

in the C-gap for blocking while thriving in the passing.

Fam, much like Bowers, that comparison ain't light.

Bowers balled out as a rookie with 112 catches for 1,194 yards and 5.

Touchdowns then hit the pro bowl last year despite injuries, grabbing 64 passes for 680 yards

and 7 scores.

Fanon made his own noise as a Brown's rookie, leading the squad with 72 receptions, 731

yards and 6 touchdowns.

At debut, put him on the map quick, earning trust from the new staff right out the gate.

Even with the Brown's eyeing draft picks to boost the offense next year, Fanon looks

locked in for a big roll catching passes.

The real intrigue?

Who slaying the ball his way under center?

Munkin's vision has folks buzzing about this tight-in duo potential, setting up Cleveland

for some explosive plays ahead.