Georgia tight end Brock Bowers said Wednesday on NBC's "Pro Football Talk" that the Tennessee Titans would be a preferred destination in the NFL draft if he had his choice.

The two-time Mackey Award winner and three-time All America honoree is expected to be the first tight end selected in April's draft. Most mock draft experts have Bowers landing somewhere in the top 15 — and as high as No. 5 to the Chargers. Tennessee currently owns the No. 7 overall selection.

"Whoever wants to take me. It's hard to say," Bowers said when asked about his preferred team. "I'd be all right with going to the Tennessee Titans. I liked it down in the Georgia (and) Tennessee area. I thought it was cool. That would be a cool spot."

Bowers, from Napa, California, declared for the draft after one of the best careers a tight end has ever had in college football. In three seasons with Georgia, he totaled 2,538 receiving yards and 26 touchdown catches along with five touchdown rushes. Listed at 6-foot-4 and 240 pounds, he lined up inside and outside in Georgia's offense as the focal point of the passing game.

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Georgia won two national titles and lost just two games in Bowers' three-year career, both in SEC Championship Games to Alabama.

Only seven tight ends have been selected in the top 10 in the NFL draft since 1981.

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