Source + player page
FantasyPros Articles fantasy football takes on Brock Bowers
Every source-backed article insight STACKED has extracted from FantasyPros Articles about Brock Bowers.
80
Insights
39
Positive
23
Negative
Insight ledger
All FantasyPros Articles insights about Brock Bowers
NegativeInjurySep 16, 2026
Bowers is being listed as day-to-day after missing Week 1, with the source noting curiosity about how Mayer's role holds once Bowers returns.NegativeInjurySep 16, 2026
Bowers missed Week 1, and the source notes Las Vegas should get him back soon. The Raiders leaned unusually hard on 21 personnel (2 RB, 1 TE) at their highest rate in the NGS era (since 2016), at 24 of 67 offensive plays (35.8%), averaging 6.4 yards per play (154 yards, 2 touchdowns) from that grouping. Both Jeanty touchdowns came from 21 personnel, where he caught all 4 of his targets for 36 yards. The source will be curious to see how this personnel grouping holds over time given Bowers' return.NegativeInjurySep 16, 2026
Brock Bowers is expected to miss Week 2 against Los Angeles, opening up opportunity for Michael Mayer at tight end. The source uses Bowers' absence as context for why Mayer becomes a streamable option.NegativeValueSep 15, 2026
Trade value of 26.2, down -1.8 from prior week; ranked 2nd among TEs in the Week 2 trade value chart with TEP value of 31.0.NegativeInjurySep 15, 2026
There are reports that Brock Bowers could return as early as Week 2 after undergoing meniscus surgery and missing Week 1, though the source notes this timetable seems far-fetched. The possibility of a hasty return should restrict the size of any FAAB bid on backup tight end Michael Mayer.NegativeInjurySep 15, 2026
Bowers is considered day-to-day after undergoing a meniscus trim. He did not play in Sunday's season opener, and his status remains uncertain for Week 2. There are reports he could return as early as Week 2, though that timetable seems far-fetched.NegativeInjurySep 15, 2026
Bowers had meniscus surgery and missed Week 1, with reports suggesting possible return as early as Week 2, though that timetable seems far-fetched. His potential return limits the upside of backup tight end Michael Mayer.PositiveInjurySep 14, 2026
Bowers underwent a meniscus trim procedure on his right knee after suffering an injury during training camp. The procedure forced him to miss the season opener, but early signs from his recovery have been encouraging. Head coach Klint Kubiak has expressed optimism regarding Bowers' progress, and there is a realistic chance he could return as soon as Week 2 against Los Angeles. His practice participation throughout the week will determine whether he is ready to make his season debut.NegativeInjurySep 14, 2026
Star tight end Brock Bowers is out with a meniscus injury, which elevates Ashton Jeanty's role and limits fantasy relevance for Raiders wide receivers like Tre Tucker.NegativeInjurySep 14, 2026
Star tight end Brock Bowers is sidelined with a meniscus injury, which has led Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak to run his offense through running back Ashton Jeanty in the interim.NegativeInjurySep 14, 2026
Brock Bowers, a star tight end for the Las Vegas Raiders, is out with a meniscus injury. His absence is causing head coach Klint Kubiak to run the offense through running back Ashton Jeanty, which limits fantasy relevance for Raiders wide receivers like Tre Tucker.NegativeInjurySep 14, 2026
Bowers had meniscus surgery and missed Week 1. There are reports he could be back as early as Week 2, though that timetable seems far-fetched. His potential return would limit the upside of backup tight end Michael Mayer.NegativeInjurySep 13, 2026
Bowers underwent a clean-up procedure on his knee days before the start of the NFL season after being aggressively drafted in redraft leagues and talked up by the entire industry; while not expected to be a long-term recovery, the timing and surprise nature of the injury removes him from consideration as the expected smash-spot against Miami's defense, which allowed the fifth-most fantasy points to opposing tight ends last season.NegativeInjurySep 12, 2026
Brock Bowers underwent a meniscus trim and will miss a game or two, with the possibility that the absence could extend beyond two games.NegativeRoleSep 11, 2026
Brock Bowers' absence forces Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins to distribute the ball elsewhere, benefiting other receivers like Tre Tucker in Week 1.PositiveInjurySep 11, 2026
Bowers is out with a knee injury for at least Week 1 and will miss multiple games after having knee surgery earlier in the week, opening up target opportunities for Michael Mayer and Tre Tucker.NegativeInjurySep 11, 2026
The Raiders announced that Bowers had knee surgery to repair his meniscus and will miss at least Week 1.NegativeInjurySep 10, 2026
Brock Bowers is out with a knee injury in Week 1, which elevates Tre Tucker to borderline top-30 wide receiver status for the Raiders.NegativeInjurySep 10, 2026
The All-Pro tight end underwent a meniscus trim this week and is expected to miss a couple of games to open the season, dealing a blow to his drafters.NegativeInjurySep 9, 2026
Bowers is expected to be out in Week 1 with a meniscus injury, which will force the Raiders to lean heavily on Ashton Jeanty in the running game.NegativeInjurySep 9, 2026
Brock Bowers underwent a minor meniscus trim operation on Tuesday and is expected to miss 'a game or two' as a result. He got 'banged up' during training camp and the team made the decision to have him undergo the minor procedure. This is especially concerning given that he missed much of last year due to a nagging knee injury; the injury could linger if there are any setbacks in his recovery, making this an alarming situation that fantasy managers should monitor closely.NegativeRoleSep 9, 2026
Bowers' injury last season inflated Kyle Pitts' TE2 finish in total fantasy points, as Pitts benefited from reduced tight end competition.NegativeProjectionSep 9, 2026
Brock Bowers ranked as LV TE1 in Week 1 expert consensus rankings with a range of 30–31 across expert panels, consensus rank 31, and a standard deviation of 1, indicating very tight expert agreement on his tight end valuation as the consensus TE1.PositiveProjectionSep 9, 2026
Ranked 1st among tight ends with perfect consensus (best rank 1, worst rank 1, average 1, standard deviation 0), indicating unanimous expert agreement on his elite tier status at the position.PositiveProjectionSep 9, 2026
Ranked 1st among tight ends in Week 1 expert consensus rankings with perfect agreement (best rank 1, worst rank 1, average 1, standard deviation 0), indicating unanimous expert consensus on elite TE performance.PositiveValueSep 8, 2026
Bowers leads all tight ends in the Week 1 trade value chart with a value of 28.0 and TEP value of 33.1, indicating he is the most sought-after tight end asset in trade markets heading into the season.NegativeValueSep 8, 2026
Brock Bowers holds a trade value of 28.0 with a TEP value of 33.1 and a bye week of 13; the source lists him as the top-valued tight end in Week 1 trade value rankings.PositiveValueSep 8, 2026
Pat Fitzmaurice is willing to pay up for Brock Bowers in the back half of the second round of 12-team drafts, citing his elite rookie production (112 catches, 1,194 yards, five touchdowns on 153 targets) and recovery from a PCL injury and bone bruise suffered in Week 1 of 2025. Bowers scored seven touchdowns in eight contests after returning from injury. With Las Vegas' anemic wide receiver corps, new head coach Klint Kubiak's track record of offensive repair, No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza, and tight-end-friendly QB Kirk Cousins (who saw Kyle Pitts post 11 catches, 166 yards, three TDs in Week 15 last season), Bowers could produce similar numbers to Trey McBride's 2025 Arizona season.NegativeProjectionSep 8, 2026
Brock Bowers is ranked TE1 with an ADP of 19, showing a +3 variance from consensus, indicating the source's model projects him slightly higher than market expectations; he is positioned as the consensus top tight end.PositiveValueSep 8, 2026
Ranked 19th overall in FantasyPros Expert Consensus Rankings as consensus TE1 (ECR 19) but trading 3 picks higher than consensus in ADP (16 vs 19); market pricing Bowers ahead of expert consensus, indicating strong draft demand for elite tight end.PositiveValueSep 7, 2026
Ammirante prefers Bowers over George Kittle at tight end, positioning Bowers as a better value target over a veteran returning from torn Achilles.PositiveValueSep 7, 2026
Ranked 17th overall in FantasyPros consensus expert rankings with average ADP of 19.0; ECR vs. ADP shows +5 variance, indicating the source's expert consensus ranks him 5 picks higher than current market ADP, suggesting undervaluation for a TE1.PositiveValueSep 5, 2026
Brock Bowers is listed as an elite tight end option that fantasy managers can pay up for in 2026. The source notes that tight end has become a buyer's market with appealing options available throughout the draft, and Bowers is positioned as a premium target alongside Trey McBride.NegativeProjectionSep 5, 2026
Brock Bowers is expected to continue excelling at tight end, but Evan Tarracciano's bold prediction favors Tucker Kraft to finish as the TE1 instead.PositiveProjectionSep 5, 2026
Pat Fitzmaurice projects Bowers will produce high-end WR1 numbers if he stays healthy. Jay Henry Ocho adds that Bowers is the rare tight end capable of functioning as his team's primary receiver; he was consistently the main target throughout Raiders camp and is still available around pick 22 despite the weekly advantage he creates over opposing tight ends. This is a bet on receiver-level volume at tight end changing roster construction. Jay Henry Ocho's bold prediction: Bowers will be a top-five pick in every format next season.PositiveProjectionSep 5, 2026
Pat Fitzmaurice's league-winner pick is Brock Bowers, projecting that if he stays healthy, he's going to produce high-end WR1 numbers.NegativeValueSep 5, 2026
Brock Bowers ranked TE1 in FantasyPros' most accurate expert consensus; ADP 22, consensus rank 17, indicating tight clustering of expert opinion on the Las Vegas tight end.PositiveValueSep 5, 2026
Ranked 18th overall in expert consensus rankings (best rank 10, worst rank 22, average 17, standard deviation 3); ECR is 4 spots ahead of ADP, indicating market undervaluation relative to expert consensus.PositiveValueSep 4, 2026
Pat Fitzmaurice willing to pay up for tight end and take Bowers in back half of second round in 12-team drafts. Bowers delivered 112 catches for 1,194 yards and 5 TDs on 153 targets as rookie before PCL injury and bone bruise in Week 1 of 2025 limited him; scored 7 TDs in 8 games after return. With anemic Las Vegas WR corps, Bowers should be awash in targets. New coach Klint Kubiak has track record of repairing offenses; No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza and tight-end-friendly QB Kirk Cousins (who had Kyle Pitts catch 11 for 166 yards and 3 TDs in Week 15 last year) support ceiling. Bowers could produce like Trey McBride did for Arizona in 2025.NegativeProjectionSep 4, 2026
Brock Bowers ranked TE1 in Superflex fantasy football draft rankings for 2026.NegativeProjectionSep 3, 2026
Brock Bowers trending down 6 ranks to TE1; ECR 2 points higher than ADP but significant rank decline indicates reduced confidence.NegativeInjurySep 3, 2026
Bowers sustained a PCL injury and bone bruise to his left knee in the 2025 season opener against the Patriots, was clearly hampered over his next three games with under 50 receiving yards in each, and was shut down for three games before returning. The Raiders placed him on injured reserve for their last two contests, keeping him out to protect their star TE and secure the No. 1 pick.PositiveValueSep 3, 2026
The source recommends Bowers as a must-have TE target worth drafting in the back half of the second round or early in the third round of 12-team fantasy drafts, positioning him as a high-value target relative to typical TE ADP.PositiveProjectionSep 3, 2026
Bowers is expected to have a breakout 2026 season with better health following an injury-plagued Year 2; the source projects he has a chance to match or exceed his rookie numbers (112 catches, 1,194 yards, five touchdowns on 153 targets). New head coach Klint Kubiak, No. 1 overall pick QB Fernando Mendoza, and TE-friendly QB Kirk Cousins (who had Kyle Pitts with 11 catches, 166 yards, three TDs in Week 15 last year) provide offensive infrastructure support. Bowers is the Raiders' alpha pass catcher with the team talent-starved at wide receiver.PositiveProjectionSep 3, 2026
Brock Bowers enters 2026 as the highest projected tight end among all peers. After regressing to 64 receptions in 12 games in 2025 from a rookie-year 112 receptions on over 150 targets, the source believes the addition of Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza could help Bowers return to over 100 receptions. Bowers scored four touchdowns in the final four weeks of 2025, suggesting late-season momentum heading into 2026.NegativeBustSep 2, 2026
Stephen Floyd (Draft With Doug) identifies Bowers as a biggest bust candidate at ADP 22 (TE1), mostly because of the price. Bowers is coming off a season disrupted by a lingering knee injury and is entering a new offense with uncertainty at quarterback. While Floyd still thinks Bowers is an elite talent, spending an early-round pick on a tight end requires him to provide a significant positional advantage. If the new offense takes time to settle or Bowers simply has a good season rather than an elite one, he can underperform that draft cost without actually playing poorly.NegativeValueSep 2, 2026
Blakeway was hoping Bowers would make it back to him at 2.10 but Bowers was taken at 2.07, forcing Blakeway to choose between Kyren Williams and Jeremiyah Love.PositiveProjectionSep 2, 2026
Bowers is the rare tight end capable of functioning as his team's primary receiver; he is healthy again, was consistently the main target throughout Raiders camp, and is still available around pick 22 despite the weekly advantage he can create over almost every opposing tight end. If he stays healthy, he will produce high-end WR1 numbers; Jay Henry Ocho's bold prediction is that Bowers will be a top-five pick in every format next season, representing a bet that receiver-level volume at tight end changes the construction of an entire fantasy roster.NegativeInjurySep 1, 2026
Bowers sustained a PCL injury in Week 1 of 2025 that he attempted to play through all year, eventually landing on season-ending IR before Week 17 after gutting through 12 games. The source notes this injury context is critical to understanding his 2026 upside and talent.PositiveProjectionSep 1, 2026
Despite playing on one leg all of 2025 after a PCL injury in Week 1, Bowers ranked 13th in yards per route run and first in first downs per route run. In 2024 (pre-injury), he was TE3 in fantasy points per game with elite efficiency metrics: seventh in target per route run rate, sixth in yards per route run, third in receiving yards per game, second in first-read share, and seventh in first downs per route run. The source projects 2026 Brock Bowers could be 2025 Trey McBride and be the runaway TE1 for fantasy, with little target competition on the Raiders' depth chart.NegativeProjectionSep 1, 2026
Brock Bowers is ranked TE1 in superflex fantasy football draft rankings with an ADP of 21 and a projected range of 77 picks.NegativeDepth ChartSep 1, 2026
Bowers is the clear number one option for the Raiders through the air, with Jalen Nailor positioned as the potential clear number two option.NegativeValueAug 31, 2026
Bowers should not be drafted at 1.12 despite being an elite tight end option. In his better 2024 season, he scored 15.5 PPR points per game, below the 18.5+ PPR threshold achieved by five RBs and five WRs in 2024 and 11 in 2025. Tight ends struggle to match top-tier WR and RB scoring, and Bowers faces additional headwinds: he is onto his third quarterback in three years, and new QB Fernando Mendoza must adjust to the NFL. The source advises against reaching for Bowers, as he will likely be available in the second round unless the league has tight end premium scoring.PositiveValueAug 31, 2026
Brock Bowers consensus rank is 18 (TE1) with ECR vs. ADP differential of +4, indicating the market is undervaluing him relative to expert consensus; best expert rank of 10 shows some experts view him significantly higher.PositiveProjectionAug 30, 2026
JJ Zachariason is willing to spend early-round draft capital on Bowers, who is capable of putting up the sort of numbers the elite wide receivers produce. Zachariason's flexible approach to the TE position includes Bowers as a premium target worthy of early investment.PositiveValueAug 30, 2026
Brock Bowers is one of three tight ends guaranteed to land in the first four rounds. Zachariason is willing to draft Bowers at cost, indicating he views Bowers' early-round ADP as justified value for a top-tier tight end.PositiveValueAug 30, 2026
The source the source, who historically never takes tight ends in the first round, is willing to reach a couple of spots above strict ADP for Bowers at the end of round two. the source applies a personal rule that a tight end needs to offer a real, meaningful weekly point advantage over the rest of the position to justify that kind of investment, and believes Bowers meets that threshold and won't last much longer on the board.NegativeInjuryAug 29, 2026
Bowers had 112 catches for 1,194 yards and five touchdowns on 153 targets as a rookie. In Week 1 of last season, he had five catches for 103 yards before sustaining a PCL injury and bone bruise to his left knee. He was not himself over his next three games and was shut down for three weeks. When he returned, he scored seven touchdowns in eight games before the Raiders placed him on injured reserve for the last two weeks of the season.PositiveRoleAug 29, 2026
Bowers should be awash in targets this season given the Raiders' anemic wide receiver corps. New head coach Klint Kubiak has a track record of repairing offenses, and the Raiders have tight end-friendly quarterback Kirk Cousins (who was with the Falcons in Week 15 when Kyle Pitts had 11 catches for 166 yards and three scores). No. 1 overall draft pick Fernando Mendoza also offers hope for the offense.PositiveProjectionAug 29, 2026
The source is willing to pay up for Bowers in the back half of the second round in 12-team drafts, projecting he could produce 2026 numbers similar to what Trey McBride produced for the Cardinals in 2025. Bowers is widely regarded as one of the best tight end prospects of all time and should be awash in targets given the Raiders' anemic wide receiver corps.PositiveValueAug 29, 2026
Brock Bowers would have been a fantastic spot for Round 1 in this mock draft, indicating strong early-round value at the tight end position.NegativeBustAug 29, 2026
Brock Bowers should not be drafted at 1.11, despite averaging 15.5 PPR points per game in 2024 (his better season of two years in the NFL). Five running backs and five wide receivers averaged more than 18.5 points per game in 2024, and 11 managed the same in 2025, making it incredibly hard for tight ends to score as highly as top receivers and running backs. Bowers faces additional concerns: he is onto his third quarterback in three years, and Fernando Mendoza will need to adjust quickly to the NFL. Only in TE-Premium scoring leagues should Bowers be considered for a first-round pick.PositiveProjectionAug 29, 2026
Brock Bowers enters 2026 with great expectations in his third NFL season following an injury-plagued Year 2. After posting 112 catches for 1,194 yards and five touchdowns on 153 targets as a rookie, Bowers had seven touchdowns in eight games upon his return from a PCL injury and bone bruise in 2025 before being placed on injured reserve. With better health in 2026, he has a chance to match or exceed his rookie numbers. The Raiders are talent-starved at wide receiver, so Bowers is poised to be their alpha pass catcher. New head coach Klint Kubiak and No. 1 overall draft pick Fernando Mendoza offer hope at the QB position, and the Raiders also have TE-friendly QB Kirk Cousins, who was quarterbacking the Falcons in Week 15 when TE Kyle Pitts had 11 catches for 166 yards and three TDs. Bowers is worth a look in the back half of the second round or early in the third round of 12-team fantasy drafts.PositiveValueAug 29, 2026
Ranked 14th overall in expert consensus rankings with average rank of 16; ECR vs. ADP spread of +8 indicates significant undervaluation relative to expert consensus, suggesting market is pricing him substantially lower than expert consensus.NegativeValueAug 28, 2026
Brock Bowers should not be drafted at 1.10 unless in a TE-Premium scoring league. In 2024, his better season of two NFL years, Bowers averaged 15.5 PPR points per game, well below the 18.5+ PPR average of five running backs and five wide receivers in 2024 and 11 in 2025. Bowers is onto his third quarterback in three years and will depend on Fernando Mendoza's quick NFL adjustment. Reaching for elite tight ends at this draft position makes little sense outside of TE-Premium settings.PositiveValueAug 28, 2026
The source recommends Bowers is worth a look in the back half of the second round or early in the third round of 12-team fantasy drafts, positioning him as a value target given his elite prospect pedigree and role as the Raiders' primary pass catcher under new head coach Klint Kubiak and with No. 1 overall pick QB Fernando Mendoza.PositiveProjectionAug 28, 2026
With better health in 2026 following an injury-plagued Year 2 (PCL injury and bone bruise in 2025), Bowers has a chance to match or exceed his rookie numbers of 112 catches for 1,194 yards and five touchdowns. Widely considered one of the best TE prospects to ever enter the league, he is poised to be the Raiders' alpha pass catcher given their talent shortage at wide receiver.NegativeProjectionAug 28, 2026
Brock Bowers ranked TE1 in superflex draft rankings with ADP of 64 overall.PositiveProjectionAug 27, 2026
Bowers ranked as TE2 on a points-per-game basis in 2025, averaging 14.7 PPR fantasy points per game despite missing five games due to injury and playing in an awful offense. He had more receiving touchdowns last year than as a rookie (seven vs. five). With Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza under center, Bowers is positioned for a bounce-back year and represents value as a third-round pick.PositiveProjectionAug 27, 2026
Brock Bowers enters the season as the highest projected player amongst all tight end peers. The source selected Bowers 2.01 overall, projecting him to become the most-used offensive option for Las Vegas. Bowers caught 64 passes in 12 games for the Raiders in 2025 (a regression from his rookie campaign of 112 passes on over 150 targets), but the additions of Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza could help him get back over 100 receptions. Bowers scored four touchdowns through the last four weeks he was on the field in 2025.NegativeProjectionAug 27, 2026
Ranked TE1 in 2026 draft rankings with ADP of 66 and projected 19 targets; consensus ranking differential of 4 suggests modest variance in tight end valuation.PositiveValueAug 27, 2026
Ranked 18th overall in FantasyPros consensus expert rankings with average ADP of 19; ECR vs. ADP of +4 indicates market is pricing him 4 spots lower than expert consensus, suggesting meaningful undervaluation relative to expert opinion.PositiveProjectionAug 27, 2026
In shallow eight-team leagues, Brock Bowers is one of the elite tight end options that half of all teams will target; he averaged 9.4 fantasy points per game last season, making him a priority early-draft target to secure tier-1 tight end production.PositiveProjectionAug 26, 2026
Bowers was a fantasy star when on the field despite missing five games due to injury in 2025, ranking as TE2 on a points-per-game basis and averaging 14.7 PPR fantasy points per game. Despite the awful offense and playing in five fewer games, he had more receiving touchdowns last year than as a rookie (seven vs. five). With Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza under center, expect a bounce-back year, making him a value with a late third-round pick.NegativeValueAug 26, 2026
Bowers should not be drafted at 1.09; he averaged 15.5 PPR points per game in 2024 (his better season of two years in the NFL), which is below the 18.5+ PPG threshold achieved by five running backs and five wide receivers in 2024 and 11 of each in 2025. He is onto his third quarterback in three years and will depend on Fernando Mendoza's NFL adjustment.PositiveProjectionAug 25, 2026
Brock Bowers is cited as a healthy contributor to the improved Raiders offensive ecosystem that should support Ashton Jeanty's 2026 RB1 upside. The source groups Bowers among the offensive improvements (Klint Kubiak, Fernando Mendoza or Kirk Cousins, and improved blocking) expected to elevate the Raiders' offensive production.NegativeProjectionAug 25, 2026
Bowers is identified as part of the top tier of tight ends in 2026 fantasy football. The source also notes that offensive coordinator Todd Monken coached Bowers at Georgia, where Bowers posted at least 850+ receiving yards in both 2021 and 2022 with 20 combined receiving touchdowns.PositiveProjectionAug 25, 2026
Brock Bowers enters his third NFL season with great expectations following an injury-plagued Year 2. After sustaining a PCL injury and bone bruise to his left knee in the 2025 season opener, Bowers returned to score seven touchdowns in eight games before being placed on injured reserve. Widely considered one of the best TE prospects to ever enter the league, Bowers had 112 catches for 1,194 yards and five touchdowns on 153 targets as a rookie. With better health in 2026, he has a chance to match or exceed his rookie numbers. The Raiders are talent-starved at wide receiver, so Bowers is poised to be their alpha pass catcher. New head coach Klint Kubiak and No. 1 overall draft pick Fernando Mendoza offer hope at the QB position, and the Raiders also have TE-friendly QB Kirk Cousins, who was quarterbacking the Falcons in Week 15 when TE Kyle Pitts had 11 catches for 166 yards and three TDs. Bowers is worth a look in the back half of the second round or early in the third round of 12-team fantasy drafts.PositiveProjectionAug 25, 2026
Bowers is positioned as a value pick in the third round despite missing five games in 2025 due to injury. When healthy, he ranked as TE2 on a points-per-game basis, averaging 14.7 PPR fantasy points per game, and had more receiving touchdowns last year than as a rookie (seven vs. five) despite playing in five fewer games. The addition of Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza at quarterback should support a bounce-back year.PositiveValueAug 25, 2026
Ranked TE1 in superflex scoring tiers with 34.5 average draft position and 5.5 standard deviation; positioned as the consensus top tight end in 2026 superflex formats.