Raiders’ Brock Bowers Declares Full Health After Challenging Knee Injury

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers is entering his third NFL season with renewed confidence, announcing that he feels "100%" healthy after enduring a knee injury that hampered much of his 2025 campaign.

Bowers, who was drafted by the Raiders in the first round, faced significant adversity during his sophomore year. The knee troubles limited his mobility and effectiveness, impacting both his and the Raiders’ offensive rhythm. As the 2026 season approaches, Bowers emphasized his return to full form, telling ESPN that he’s put the injury behind him and is ready to contribute at the highest level.

This update offers a boost for the Raiders, who are looking to maximize Bowers’ unique blend of size and athleticism. Prior to his injury, Bowers quickly established himself as a dynamic receiving threat, becoming a favorite target in the team’s passing game. His return to full health could have significant implications for the Raiders’ offensive schemes this year.

• Bowers battled a knee injury for the majority of the 2025 season
• He enters Year 3 with a clean bill of health
• Bowers was a first-round draft pick and key offensive contributor

The Raiders’ coaching staff and fanbase will be eager to see if Bowers can recapture the form that made him one of the most promising young tight ends in recent drafts. With the AFC West remaining highly competitive, Bowers’ full recovery could play a crucial role in the Raiders’ push for postseason contention.