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Bowers was back in action last week and went nuclear. He caught 10 passes for 113 yards and a score. Bowers earned a 41 percent target share and saw 40 percent of the team's air yards...Kubiak simply played him as a wide receiver.
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Bowers returned from late-summer surgery in Week 3 and immediately dominated. He caught 10 passes for 113 yards and a touchdown on a 41 percent target share and 40 percent air yards share—both leading all tight ends by a laughable margin. Bowers ran 39 percent of his routes from out wide (leading all TEs) and another 39 percent from the slot, essentially being used as a wide receiver by Klint Kubiak. He finished Week 3 with 20.2 Expected Fantasy Points, the highest usage value by a TE in any game this season. The source compares his unlocking to Kubiak's work with Jaxon Smith-Njigba last year.

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