RotoWire YouTube on Brock Bowers
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Brock Bowers this year, when you look at the wide receiver target competition for him, Jaylen Naylor, Trey Tucker, Jack Bes, there's nothing holding Brock Bowers back from being a 30 plus% target share guy, from having 160, 170 targets, and exceeding what Trey McBride was able to do last year at the tight end position.
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30%+ target share tight end with 160–170 projected targets; potential first 20 PPG TE since Kelce.
Brock Bowers is positioned as a potential 30%+ target share tight end with 160–170 projected targets, capable of exceeding Trey McBride's 2024 performance and potentially becoming the first 20 PPG scorer at tight end since Travis Kelce in 2020. The source compares him to Jackson Smith-Njigba's trajectory and notes weak wide receiver competition (Jaylen Naylor, Trey Tucker, Jack Bes) provides nothing holding him back from elite target concentration. Elite play caller Clint Kubiak has a history of hyper-utilizing his number one target, as evidenced by his usage of JSN last year. Key risk: Ashton Genty's return timeline (Week 2 or 3) and whether Mike Washington cuts into workload.
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