[WATCH] Iowa Athletes Taking Center Stage at Luke Combs Show

Luke Combs continues to show his love to some major Iowa superstars.

The country singer is out on his 'Growin' Up and Gettin' Old' tour. He's been selling out stadiums all across the country.

At one of his recent concerts, Combs had two athletes hop on stage with him for a song. They sure did make Iowa proud!

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Iowa Athletes Taking Center Stage at Luke Combs Show

Both of these players have strong Iowa roots.

Brock Purdy is originally from Arizona but spent his college career playing for Iowa State's football team from 2018 to 2021. Purdy was named Big 12 Sportsman of the Year in 2022 and offensive MPV at the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl n 2020.

In 2022, he was selected by the San Fransisco 49ers the seventh round with the 262nd overall pick, making him that draft year's Mr. Irrelevant.

Now, he's leading the team as quarter back.

George Kittle actually isa Midwest guy through and through. The current tight end for the 49ers was born in Madison, Wisconsin and played ball at the University of Iowa.

This NFL star played for the Iowa Hawkeyes Football team from 2012-2016.

Hey...What Are Purdy and Kittle Doing Here?!?

Luke Combs performed two sold out shows at Levi's Stadium, the home of the San Fransisco 49ers on May 17th and 18th.

When the country superstar performed his hit song "1, 2 Many" he brought out the two star athletes to shotgun some beers.

Kittle and Combs were the ones shotgunning during the concert. The San Fransisco 49ers quarterback was tossing cans of Budlight over to his teammate. While he wasn't cracking open a cold one, Purdy was still smiling wide.

Can we all agree that Kittle knows how to put 'em away?

Check out a video capturing the hilarious moment down below!

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