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Brock Bowers

TE

#89

Experience: 3 years

Height: 6-4

Age: 23

Weight: 235 lbs

College: Georgia

2025 SEASON

  • REC
    64
  • YDS
    680
  • AVG
    10.63
  • TDS
    7
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WKOPPRESULTRECYDSAVGLNGTDATTYDSAVGLNGTDFUMLOST
1@PatriotsW 20 - 13510320.6380
2ChargersL 9 - 205387.690
3@CommandersL 24 - 414389.5180
4BearsL 24 - 255469.2190
5@ColtsL 6 - 40
6TitansW 20 - 10
7@ChiefsL 0 - 31
9JaguarsL 29 - 301212710.627316660
10@BroncosL 7 - 10131313101-4-4-40
11CowboysL 16 - 3377210.3180
12BrownsL 10 - 246559.2150
13@ChargersL 14 - 3146315.8272
14BroncosL 17 - 2444611.5151
15@EaglesL 0 - 316284.7100
16@TexansL 21 - 235336.6131

Career Stats

WRTE Career

SEASONTEAMGGSRECYDSAVGLNGTDATTYDSAVGLNGTDFUMLOST
2024Las Vegas Raiders1716112119410.75755132.6120
2025Las Vegas Raiders1286468010.638722160
TOTAL2924176187410.657127152.112000

Biography

TRANSACTION: Selected by Las Vegas Raiders in the first round (13th overall) of the 2024 Draft, April 25, 2024.

AT A GLANCE
• Finished his rookie season with 112 receptions for 1,194 yards (10.7 avg.) and five touchdowns. His 112 receptions finished as the third most in the NFL in 2024 and his 1,194 receiving yards also finished tied for eighth in the NFL - first in the NFL among tight ends.
• Established multiple rookie records, recording the most receiving yards by a rookie tight end in NFL history (1,194), breaking Hall of Fame TE Mike Ditka's record set in 1961, as well as the most receptions in a season by a rookie in NFL history (112), breaking Puka Nacua's record set in 2023.
• His 112 receptions in 2024 are the most in a single season in Raiders history and are the third most in NFL history among tight ends.
• Recorded four games with 10+ receptions in 2024, becoming the first tight end in NFL history to record four games of 10+ receptions in his rookie season, passing Jeremy Shockey (2 in 2002).
• Three-time First Team All-American at Georgia (2021, 2022, 2023) – just the third player in program history to accomplish the feat (Herschel Walker, David Pollack). Also the first ever back-to-back winner of the John Mackey Award (2022, 2023), given to the nation's best tight end.

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