Silver And Black Pride on Brock Bowers
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Bowers was named an All-Pro in his rookie season after hauling in 112 receptions, 1194 yards, and 5 touchdowns. He suffered a knee injury early into the 2025 season which limited him to 12 games, but was truly healthy for only 9-10 of those and still posted 64 receptions, 680 yards, and seven touchdowns.
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Bowers' high volume role and third-best TE ranking support All-Pro repeat despite knee injury.
Bowers finished 10th in AP All-Pro voting in 2025 despite playing only 12 games with true health in 9-10 of them, posting 64 receptions, 680 yards, and seven touchdowns. He was named All-Pro in his rookie season with 112 receptions, 1194 yards, and 5 touchdowns. The source projects Bowers will see large volume moving around the Raiders offense and should post production high enough to earn All-Pro honors again, especially after being ranked third-best TE in the NFL by ESPN personnel staffs. Competition includes Trey McBride (back-to-back 1200+ yard seasons), Travis Kelce, Kyle Pitts, and George Kittle, with Tyler Warren, Sam LaPorta, and Tucker Kraft as potential challengers.
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