Brock Bowers Age, Height, Weight, Family, Lifestyle, Net Worth, Bio

Brock Bowers is an american professional football tight end for the Las Vegas Raiders of the National Football League born December 13th 2002 age 21 years Napa California United States height 1.9 M NFL draft 2024 SL round 1/p pick 13 current team Las Vegas Raiders number 89 SL tight end education Napa High School weight 243 lb 110 kg Brock Bowers nil deal worth Brock Bow's nil deal was valued at approximately $742,000 according to on3 n valuation while he was in college early life in high school Bowers was born on December 13th 2002 in Napa California his parents met at Utah State University where his mother was an All-American softball player who was later inducted into the school's athletic Hall of Fame and his father was an all big West Center on the School's football team after graduating his mother became a high school math teacher and softball coach while his father founded a construction company his sister plays softball at Sacramento State growing up Bowers played a variety of sports including football basketball baseball and soccer Bowers attended Napa High School in Napa California where he played football and basketball as a freshman he played quarterback for the school's junior varsity team running the triple option Bowers joined the varsity team as a sophomore playing tight end and linebacker and received his first college offer from Nevada following his sophomore season he attended a Nike camp where his athleticism gained the attention of college Scouts and led to him receiving about a dozen offers as a junior Bowers accounted for $1,499 allpurpose yards and set a School record with 14 touchdown receptions helping lead Napa to the state playoffs just one year after the team finished 0 to 10 for his efforts he was named the Nappa County Player of the Year Bowers entered his senior season as a preseason All-American but the season was canceled due to covid-19 restrictions in California unable to play or train due to restrictions he stayed in shape by running up and down the hills of Napa despite not playing as a senior he would still be named to the All-American bowl college career 2021 an early INR Lee Bowers arrived at Georgia in January 2021 as a true freshman he was originally set to share playing time with fellow tits ends Darnell Washington and Ari Gilbert however Washington broke his foot and Gilbert stepped away from the team for personal reasons leaving Bowers as the team's primary option at tight end in his first career game Bowers led the Bulldogs in receiving with six catches for 43 yards in a 10 to3 win over Clemson the following week against UAB he caught his first two touchdowns including a career-long 89 yard reception and recorded his first 100 yard performance in a 56 to7 win two weeks later against Vanderbilt Bowers caught two touchdowns and rushed for another on route to a blowout Victory on October 16th he had another 100 yard performance catching five pass for 101 yards and two touchdowns in a 30-3 defeat of Kentucky Bowers had additional multi-touchdown performances against Charleston Southern and rival Georgia Tech in the SEC Championship game against Alabama Bowers caught 10 passes the most by a tight end in SEC Championship history for a then career-high 139 yards and a touchdown in the Bulldogs 41 to 24 loss their first of the Season despite the loss to Alabama Georgia qualified for the col football playoff as the third seed in the Orange Bowl semi-final against Michigan Bowers made five receptions for 55 yards and a touchdown and a 34-1 win sending Georgia to the national championship game in the championship game Georgia faced off against Alabama who had handed the Bulldogs their lone loss of the season a month prior Bowers caught four passes in the game including a crucial touchdown with just over 3 minutes remaining which extended the Bulldogs lead to eight points GE Georgia defeated Alabama 33 to8 capturing their first national championship since 1980 at the conclusion of his freshman season Bowers was named SEC freshman of the year and was included on the all SEC first team and All-American second team he finished the season as George's leading receiver with 56 receptions for 882 yards and a program record 13 receiving touchdowns he also had 56 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown