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2026 Fantasy Football Player Profile
2025 Season Recap
Brock Bowers played through a PCL injury and bone bruise in his left knee suffered in Week 1, missing three games in October before returning and still leading all Raiders pass-catchers with 64 catches for 680 yards and seven touchdowns in just 12 games. He scored four touchdowns over his final four games before Las Vegas shut him down for the final two weeks of a lost 3-14 season to protect his long-term health. He earned his second straight Pro Bowl nod despite the injury-shortened year.
2026 Fantasy Outlook
The most exciting thing about Bowers heading into 2026 is that the injury that limited him is fully behind him, and a full healthy season puts him right back in the TE1 overall conversation. His rookie year produced 112 catches for 1,194 yards, the best two-year start to a career by a tight end in NFL history, and even in a hobbled 2025 he still averaged 12.0 fantasy points per game, the best mark of any tight end with significant playing time. The Raiders have a new quarterback room developing around Fernando Mendoza, but Bowers' route-running and after-the-catch ability make him matchup-proof regardless of who is throwing him the ball. He is the consensus TE1 by a wide margin and a justifiable top-16 overall pick in any format. Draft him with total confidence.
