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The offense and passing game are functioning pretty well with Brock Bowers as the top option, while the team is struggling to find answers at guard and defensive tackle. However, then the issue becomes: When and how much does Bowers want to get paid? He's going to be eligible for a contract extension in the offseason and will reset the tight end market whenever he gets his second contract.
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Bowers as top option diminishes WR1 need; offseason extension will reset TE market.

Bowers functions as the Raiders' top offensive option, reducing the need for a traditional WR1. The offense and passing game are functioning well with Bowers leading the receiving attack, while the team prioritizes addressing guard and defensive tackle needs. However, Bowers will be eligible for a contract extension in the offseason and will reset the tight end market with his second contract, likely commanding $30-plus million per year—a significant financial commitment that could impact roster construction.

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