Field Gulls on Brock Bowers

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Brock Bowers is the biggest threat in the passing game Despite missing two games, Bowers has recorded 48 receptions for 658 yards and six touchdowns in seven appearances. That translates to 94 receiving yards per game, with an average of ten targets per contest.
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Bowers' 94 yards/game and 10 targets/game make him Raiders' primary passing threat vs. Seattle.

Bowers is the biggest threat in the Raiders' passing game. Despite missing two games, he has recorded 48 receptions for 658 yards and 6 touchdowns in 7 appearances, translating to 94 receiving yards per game with an average of 10 targets per contest. His positional versatility—lining up as a traditional tight end, in the slot, or outside—forces defenses to adjust personnel and assignments. He is dangerous after the catch and capable of finding soft spots in coverage, particularly against a Seahawks defense that has shown spacing vulnerabilities in underneath zones.

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