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Brock Bowers is back. First game under Clint Kubiak, only eight of 33 routes came from actual tight alignments. Nine wide, 15 slot, one backfield. So he's essentially a wide receiver. It is the JSN role.

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Bowers is being used as a WR with high-volume slot usage

Ron Stewart highlights that Brock Bowers is being utilized essentially as a wide receiver rather than a traditional tight end. In his first game under Clint Kubiak, only eight of his 33 routes came from tight alignments, with 15 from the slot and nine from wide positions. Stewart compares this to the 'JSN role,' noting his high-volume production of 13 targets, 10 catches, 116 yards, and a touchdown, while Michael Mayer handles traditional in-tight duties.

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