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Brock Bowers Is One Of My Biggest Draft Targets #shorts

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Jul 15, 2026
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Wed, July 15, 2026
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Brock Bowers
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Brock Bowers

PositiveBreakout0:00

Brock Bowers has JSN-level upside at tight end, with the Raiders' analytics team planning for him to break the single-season receptions record before his injury last season.

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PositiveRole0:03

Bowers is the analyst's most-drafted tight end by a significant margin, indicating strong conviction in his role and target volume.

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NegativeInjury0:15

Bowers suffered an injury in the third quarter against New England last season and was never fully healthy after that point.

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PositiveProjection0:19

Before his injury, Bowers was on pace to average approximately 8 receptions for 120 yards and a touchdown per week with the Raiders force-feeding him the football.

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PositiveValue0:40

The analyst targets Bowers in the mid-second round over running backs like Derrick Henry, Devon Achane, and receivers like Nico Collins and Drake London, viewing him as a significant value at tight end.

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PositiveProjection1:00

If Bowers achieves a JSN-level season at tight end, it could essentially carry an entire fantasy roster to the playoffs regardless of other draft decisions.

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0:00Brock Bowers has JSN level upside, but
0:02you get to play him at the tight end
0:03position. Brock Bowers is my most
0:05drafted uh tight end by a significant
0:07margin. Someone on the Raiders analytics
0:09team last season recently tweeted out
0:11that their plan was for Bowers to break
0:13the single season receptions record last
0:15season, but then unfortunately he gets
0:17hurt uh in the third quarter uh against
0:19New England. But he had over 100 yards
0:21through three quarters. They were going
0:22to force-feed him the football. He was
0:24going to be dropping like eight for 120
0:26and a score like most weeks. But then he
0:28was just never healthy after that. And
0:30that was last season.
0:31That was no Mendoza. That was no Kubiak.
0:33Brock Bowers has JSN level upside, but
0:36you get to play him at the tight end
0:37position. I'll take him every time in
0:40the mid-second round once Saquon,
0:42Hampton, Kenneth Walker, and Chase Brown
0:45are off the board. So if they're all
0:47gone, Jefferson is gone, Lamb is gone,
0:49I'm not going to that next range of
0:51running back, I will take Bowers over
0:52Derrick Henry, over Devon Achane, over
0:54Nico Collins, over uh Drake London. I'll
0:57take him over them. He's right after
0:58that range of running back. And I just
1:00get him a significant amount of time.
1:01And then, you know, sky's the limit. If
1:04he actually has a JSN level season at
1:06tight end, it almost doesn't matter what
1:09else you do with the rest of your draft.
1:10You can play it super safe. You don't
1:12even have to shoot for upside, cuz if he
1:14hits, that's going to catapult you right
1:15into the playoffs. It's going to advance
1:17you on Underdog. It's just my strategy
1:19this season. If I'm in that range, I'm
1:20taking Bowers.

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