From the episode

Brock Bowers first game back with his new head coach and I'm gonna say Brock Bowers the wide receiver and here's why only eight of his 33 routes were from tight alignments... all the rest were wide or slot and every time he was targeted I think it was 13 times wider in the slot

STACKED’s take

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Bowers lined up wide/slot on 25 of 33 routes; 13 targets, engine of Raiders offense.

Bowers returned in his first game with new head coach and was incredibly entertaining and effective. Only 8 of his 33 routes were from tight alignments; the rest were wide or slot. He was targeted 13 times and ran a ton of great routes, made a bunch of tough contested catches, and was really the engine of the Raiders' offense. The source argues he should be called a wide receiver, not a tight end, based on alignment data, and notes his eventual contract extension will be fascinating because his agent will ask for receiver money while the team lists him as a tight end.

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