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For Bowers this year, it's 47% wide, 37% slot, 1.8% backfield. He's a movable chess piece... he's a move tight end that moves all across formation as a mismatched nightmare... 32% target share so far this year when he's been active. 34% air yard share. 10 air yards per target.
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Bowers' 47% wide alignment and 32% target share make him a unique chess piece in Raiders' two-TE offense.
Bowers is a movable chess piece lining up 47% wide, 37% slot, 1.8% backfield—a stark contrast to traditional tight ends like Michael Mayer (4.8% wide, 15% slot). He's running real deal routes down the field, not just dump-offs, with 32% target share and 34% air yard share when active; 10 air yards per target. Matt Harmon notes he's a unicorn-type player integral to the Raiders' two-tight-end offense, which has jumped to 58% 12-personnel usage in week four (up from 32.3% weeks 1-3), suggesting the team feels confident deploying him as a mismatched nightmare across formations.
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