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We have the elite tight end with Bower... absolutely love having Brock Bowers... you're in a phenomenal spot... if like three, four weeks from now, you weren't able to hit on a running back. Then at that point, I probably would want to go ahead and down tier from Brock Bowers. But because it's a two receiver, one flex, I think we want to keep this as is... we are one and two now that we have Bowers back and on top of it, you add on the fact that you are getting Puka back this week

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Elite TE anchor; hold in 2WR/1Flex format; returning from injury boosts team.

Bowers is the elite tight end anchor of the roster. The source expresses strong conviction in keeping him, stating the team is in a phenomenal spot at the position and recommending against trading him away even if running back depth issues persist. In a two-receiver, one-flex league format, the source recommends holding Bowers rather than downtiering him, even if running back production remains weak over the next 3-4 weeks; the league structure supports keeping him at current valuation and addressing RB scarcity via waiver wire instead. Returning from injury significantly improves the team's overall position; the source notes that getting Bowers back puts the team in a 'much much better position' alongside Puka's return.

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