Cam Newton: The Playboy
Cam would use his charms to impress the bachelorette and would undoubtedly express his confidence in his interviews. This is a contest for him and he is going to win, *cue girls everywhere yelling at the screen about him being there for the wrong reasons.* His cockiness would probably rub some of the other contestants the wrong way, but all he needs to do is flash his smile to get out of hot water with the bachelorette. Despite the controversy about his intentions, he will probably get the final rose (he is #1 after all) and prove to everyone he is there for love, even though they break up within a year.
Luke Kuechly: The Fan Favorite
Luke’s humility and genuine persona would make him number one in the fan’s hearts. He immediately catches everyone's eye, and after his first one-on-one with the lucky bachelorette, he’s a shoo-in for hometown visits. When he gets cut from the show many viewers will cry into their wine glasses, but don’t worry, he will definitely get the spot as the next Bachelor. Sign me up.
Greg Olsen: The Dad
The real life dad would spend the majority of his airtime talking about his adorable kids. America will fall in love with him, but unfortunately the bachelorette probably won’t be feeling it. She’ll give him the “its not you its me” spiel, and because he’s a dad, she lets him down easy prior to one of the rose ceremonies in the first half of her journey to finding a husband. He'll be upset wondering what could have been, but cannot wait to get back to his number one priority, his kids.
Jonathan Stewart: The Goofball
Jonathan loves to have a good time and would be the funny guy on the show. All of his time with the bachelorette will be filled with laughs, which will make him a front-runner in the competition for her heart. Fans will love him for his sense of humor, but in the end, the bachelorette will have a hard time seeing a serious future underneath all the jokes.
Thomas Davis: The Softie
The linebacker is very generous and grateful for his successes, he may get emotional talking about his past, but his sensitivity and good heart will stand out to the bachelorette. He’s not afraid to tell her how he’s feeling and makes it clear to her that God will always be number one in his heart.
Josh Norman: The Hot Head
Josh isn’t a bad guy, but at times he can lose his temper. He gets in multiple fights with people in the house, so the producers want the bachelorette to keep him around as long as possible for the drama. The bachelorette witnesses one of these fights on a group date, and she has no choice but to send him packing.
Graham Gano: The Nice One
He wouldn’t get very much airtime, but when it counts he is there for his bachelorette. Every time he comes on screen you ask your friend who he is and even though he flies under the radar, he makes it pretty far for being a reliable, helpful guy. The bachelorette likes him, but in the end, he’s just too nice.
