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Oct 6, 2024 8 97 57 1 15
Sep 29, 2024 2 19 13 0 2
Sep 22, 2024 3 41 21 0 4
Sep 15, 2024 9 98 27 0 9
Sep 8, 2024 6 58 26 0 5

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2024 28 313 11.18 1 12 12.00 357
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: First pro touchdown

    Bowers recorded eight receptions on 12 targets for 97 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 34-18 loss to the Broncos. Bowers was a bright spot in an otherwise dismal game for the Raiders, and he began his day with an impressive 57-yard touchdown during which he leaped over a defender and then broke free for the long score. He was otherwise used primarily in short areas of the field, though his 12 targets were a season high. Quarterback play will likely be a problem for at least the rest of 2024, but Bowers could take over as the top pass-catching option in the absence of Davante Adams.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Less volume last two games

    Bowers caught two of three targets for 19 yards and added a 12-yard run in Sunday's 20-16 win over the Browns. Bowers has just seven targets in Vegas' last two games after being targeted 17 times in his first two games, as defenses have paid more attention to the rookie first-round pick after his hot start. He scored five touchdowns on 19 rushing attempts over his three years at Georgia, so perhaps Bowers will add more of that element to his game moving forward after registering his first NFL rushing attempt in Sunday's win. Bowers will look to increase his involvement as a pass catcher Week 5 against the Broncos.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Limited production in Week 3

    Bowers recorded three receptions on four targets for 41 yards in Sunday's 36-22 loss to the Panthers. The Raiders struggled to get their offense moving consistently, which perhaps explains Bowers' surprising lack of involvement. He wasn't targeted until seven minutes were remaining in the second quarter, though he did still manage to record an impressive 21-yard catch and run for his longest gain of the day. Bowers has already shown the ability to excel as a pro, as this was his worst performance of the season, though his results will likely remain inconsistent due to the Raiders' offense.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Highly productive in upset win

    Bowers brought in all nine targets for 98 yards in the Raiders' 26-23 win over the Ravens on Sunday. Bowers tied Davante Adams for the team lead in receptions while checking in second to his teammate in receiving yards and targets. The athletic tight end also had the Raiders' second-longest reception of the day -- 27 yards -- and he recorded his final three grabs on a key game-tying drive midway through the fourth quarter. Bowers has already drawn 17 targets from Gardner Minshew over his first two NFL games and parlayed 15 of them into catches, validating the fantasy buzz that surrounded him throughout the summer.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Bright spot in loss

    Bowers recorded six receptions on eight targets for 58 yards in Sunday's 22-10 loss to the Chargers. Despite recently overcoming a foot injury, Bowers led the Raiders in both targets and receptions in his pro debut. His longest catch of the day came in the middle of the second quarter as he worked over the middle of the field on a play-action pass. He was otherwise targeted primarily underneath by Gardner Minshew, but it's clear that Bowers will play a key role in the Raiders' offense in his rookie campaign.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Good to go for opener

    Bowers (foot) doesn't carry an injury designation for Sunday's season opener against the Chargers. After logging limited sessions Wednesday and Thursday, Bowers was listed as a full participant Friday, paving the way for the 2024 first-rounder to make his NFL regular-season debut this weekend. As the coming campaign approaches, he's in line to be a key target in a Las Vegas passing offense that also features WRs Davante Adams and Jakobi Meyers and fellow TE Michael Mayer, a 2023 second-rounder. Though the continued presence of Mayer is of note, Bowers should still provide fantasy utility as a rookie, with the Raiders likely to frequently employ two-TE sets.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Still limited Thursday

    Bowers (foot) remained limited in Thursday's practice. Coach Antonio Pierce has stressed Bowers will be ready to go for Sunday's Week 1 opener against the Chargers despite the limited practice reps. The Raiders are expected to use both Bowers and second-year TE Michael Mayer in tandem this season, with Davante Adams and Jakobi Meyers handling the wideout reps in an offense that likely won't use a ton of three-receiver looks.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: TEs to Sit

    I'd prefer to keep Bowers reserved if possible in his first NFL game since he's been dealing with a foot injury coming into Week 1. He missed several practices in training camp, and he might not be 100 percent for this matchup against the Chargers. Eventually, you should expect Bowers to become a weekly starter in all leagues given his potential, but he's not a must-start Fantasy tight end in this game against the Chargers on the road.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Limited practice Wednesday

    Bowers (foot) was a limited participant at practice Wednesday. Per Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com, head coach Antonio Pierce noted before practice that Bowers would be "ready to go," and despite his listed limitations Wednesday, the rookie tight end is trending toward being available for Sunday's season opener against the Chargers. Bowers now has two more chances to log a full practice session prior to the announcement of his team's final injury report ahead of the Week 1 game.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Trending toward Week 1 availability

    Coach Antonio Pierce noted Thursday that he feels very good about Bowers (foot) being on the field for the Raiders' season opener, Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports. Per Bonsignore, the Raiders are simply exercising prudence with the rookie tight end, who has been managing foot soreness of late. Added context regarding Bowers' status should arrive no later than next week's initial practice/injury report, but at this stage it appears as though Bowers will be available for the team's Week 1 contest against the Chargers on Sunday, Sept. 8.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Remains absent Wednesday

    Bowers (foot) is not participating in Wednesday's practice, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports. Bowers hasn't practiced since missing the Raiders' Aug. 18 preseason matchup against the Cowboys due to what was labeled foot soreness. Head coach Antonio Pierce said last week that Bowers' absence is precautionary, per Tashan Reed of The Athletic, but the rookie tight end's status nonetheless needs to be monitored. Bowers has a bit less than two weeks to ramp up his activity level ahead of Las Vegas' regular-season opener against the Chargers on Sept. 8.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Misses practice

    Bowers (foot) didn't practice Tuesday, Vic Tafur of The Athletic reports. Bowers was held out of Saturday's 27-12 preseason loss to Dallas with foot soreness and is still working through the issue. The Raiders named Gardner Minshew as their Week 1 starting quarterback Sunday, answering one of the big questions about their offense heading into the season. One of the other questions is how snaps at tight end will be divided between Bowers and Michael Mayer, especially in clear passing situations when the Raiders will want three receivers and only one tight end on the field.
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  • Raiders' Brock Bowers: Las Vegas bound

    The Raiders selected Bowers in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 13th overall. Despite investing a high second-round pick in tight end Michael Mayer in 2023, the Raiders couldn't pass up on Bowers in the first round. Bowers is the highest-drafted tight end since Kyle Pitts in 2021 and has an impressive prospect profile. Athletic enough to run from the slot and split defenders down the seam but physical enough to play in-line and block, Bowers is the complete package. He led Georgia in receiving in all three of his seasons in Athens and left school with the second-most touchdown catches (26) in program history. A hamstring injury prevented Bowers from testing at the combine and his measurements (6-3, 243) are not that of a prototypical tight end. However, the film and standout production paint Bowers as a weapon in the passing game and that will be his primary function in the Raider offense. Given Bowers' skill set and high draft capital, he projects to be the primary tight end over Mayer right away.
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