From the video
Brock Bowers is just Harold Fannon with a higher ADP... he's the number one wide receiver on his own team. 95% round participation last week... even with like a team that has a 12point implied team total this week, has been like averaging 14 and a half PPR points a game, like he's been pretty good for, you know, tight end standards.
STACKED’s take
Elite target share and route participation (95%) drives consistent 14.5 PPG despite poor QB situation.
Bowers is structurally similar to Harold Fannon—both are volume-dependent tight ends facing poor quarterback situations and betting on being the number one receiver on their team. The source projects Bowers as a fourth-to-fifth round pick, with the caveat that he will likely outscore receivers drafted ahead of him due to his elite target share and route participation (95% last week). Despite his team's 12-point implied total this week, Bowers has been averaging 14.5 PPR points per game, demonstrating strong production relative to tight end standards and suggesting his elite target share translates to consistent fantasy output even in poor offensive environments.
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