Brock Bowers 2025 Fantasy Outlook: Top TE in Redraft?

After finishing as the top tight end in fantasy last year for PPR, it makes sense that Brock Bowers is ranked at the top again this year. Heading into year two, some factors could lead to a sophomore slump of sorts, with changes to the offensive play-calling, the quarterback position, and new additions to the offense.

The big difference is also ADP, as you will likely need to draft the former first-round tight end in the second round of fantasy football redrafts for most leagues in 2025. That is in comparison to the eighth or ninth round ADP heading into the NFL as a rookie.

Bowers’ role could change under Pete Carroll and with Geno Smith. However, he is still the obvious focal point for the Vegas offense, but with the drafting of a first-round running back in Ashton Jeanty, there are more weapons for the Raiders than in 2024.

Brock Bowers 2024 Stats and Fantasy Production

Breaking rookie and position records last season, the former 22-year-old Georgia Bulldog had an All-Timer last year and won fantasy managers’ leagues where he was taken. While George Kittle beat him out in standard and half-PPR, according to Fantasy Pros, Bowers was still better than Trey McBride for PPR at the tight end position.

For 2024, he just had five weeks of single digits for PPR, while the rest of the season was a consistent option that won you your week, most likely. Bowers was forced fed as the top pass-catching weapon in Vegas, with nine weeks over 15 fantasy points.

He had two weeks with over 20 and two over 30 while playing the whole regular season, not missing any game action during the year. Despite inconsistent quarterback play from Gardner Minshew and Aidan O’Connell, Bowers was the go-to guy from the jump as a rookie starter, like Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas Jr.

Brock Bowers 2025 Fantasy Outlook