Brock Bowers' fiancée Cameron Newell appeared on a podcast series called "4th & Cole" on the Raiders' YouTube channel, where she discussed her husband-to-be's obsession with sloppy joe sandwiches at the team's practice facility. According to Newell, Bowers has such a strong connection with the facility chefs that he prefers their version of sloppy joes and won't let her make them for him. She shared an anecdote about how Bowers had three sloppy joes before 10am on one occasion, but showed no ill effects. Newell got engaged to Bowers in July and hopes that he will eventually allow her to recreate some of his favorite dishes at home.
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Raiders fans are expecting star tight end Brock Bowers to eat on the field this season.
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Bowers is certainly eating more than his fair share off the field, albeit not from his fiancée, Cameron Newell.
Raiders punter Adam Cole’s wife, Kylie, is hosting a podcast series on the team’s YouTube channel that’s called, “4th & Cole.”
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Newell was the guest on an episode that aired on Friday, when the two talked about Bowers’ “obsession” with the sloppy joe sandwiches at the Raiders’ practice facility.
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two → air → facility
“Brock loves, LOVES, the chefs at the facility.
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Brock → love → facility
He has a very strong connection with them…
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One day, he came home, and he’s like, ‘Oh my god, they made sloppy joes at the facility, they’re so good.’
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they → come → facility
I’m like, ‘Oh my god, I didn’t even know you liked sloppy joes.
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you → ’m → joes
Do you want me to make them for you, for dinner?’
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me → want → dinner
And he’s like, ‘Oh no, I can only eat them at the facility.'”
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I → ’ → facility
“A couple days ago, he had three sloppy joes before 10 a.m.
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he → have → a.m.
And that’s actually a record,” Newell added.
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Newell → ’ → ?
“And I’m like, ‘How’s your stomach?
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How do you just not run to the bathroom after that?’
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But then he won’t let me make them for him.”
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me → let → him
Newell and Bowers got engaged in July.
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Newell → engage → July
Hopefully, Bowers has some dishes that he lets Newell recreate.
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Newell → have → that
Then again, he seems content with whatever the Raiders’ chefs are whipping up.
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chefs → seem → whatever
