Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers had an amazing rookie season for the Silver and Black. Bowers broke multiple records this past season. Can Bowers end up becoming their greatest tight end?

One season. One AP First Team All Pro nod. Brock Bowers' meteoric rise to the NFL best tight end is official. It wasn't a great surprise. Bowers led the NFL among tight ends in receiving (1194), receptions (112),

He became just the fourth rookie tight end in the NFL since 1960 to earn first-team All-Pro honors – the first since 2002 (Jeremy Shockey).

Poor timing might be the only thing standing between Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers and the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year award.

A week ago we celebrated Brock Bowers breaking the rookie receptions record. Only to see Giants WR Malik Nabers pass him up.

Add another accolade to the list for Pro Bowl tight end Brock Bowers.The Las Vegas Raiders rookie was named to The Associated Press 2024 NFL All-Pro First Team.

Brock Bowers set several records. All of which were followed by the words "and counting" because there was still a game left in the season for him to add to those numbers and try to ensure they were that much harder to break in future.

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers had an all-time rookie campaign. He was just honored in the most prestigious way.

Let’s look at how the Las Vegas Raiders’ rookie class fared in a 34-20 Week 18 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers in the season finale: Brock Bowers: It was a fairly quiet game for Bowers, but he did have four catches for 50 yards and scored his fifth touchdown of the season with a garbage-time score with 25 seconds to go.

Raiders phenomenal rookie TE Brock Bowers was already named to the AFC Pro Bowl team, in what we knew would be the first of many nods of recognition for him. Wednesday it was the NFLPA’s turn. They released their third-annual Players All Pro team and Bowers made the squad.