From the episode

Brock Bowers is such a, such a gap and a difference that you cannot replicate...he's at 136 receptions. He's at 1,768 yards. And 7...he is a different level NFL player...he's lining up in line and in the slot and running down the field and getting open and you know, 20 yards down the field...He is their primary. He's a wide receiver. He is. He's the wide receiver one.

STACKED’s take

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Bowers projects to 136 rec, 1,768 yards, 7 TDs annualized; operates as WR1.

Bowers is operating at a different tier than other tight ends; source describes him as a gap and difference that cannot be replicated. In three games, if mapped out for a full season, he projects to 136 receptions, 1,768 yards, and 7 touchdowns—significantly higher production than historical tight end benchmarks. He lines up as a wide receiver (slot and downfield), getting open 20 yards downfield, not just on turnarounds and screens. He is the Cardinals' primary wide receiver, not just a tight end. Source rates him as a better athlete than Trey McBride and less concerned about quarterback change (Mendoza incoming) because Bowers executes with any quarterback.

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