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Brock Bowers vs Ashton Jeanty

2026 draft comparison · half-PPR

Updated Aug 9, 2026

ADP 18
Brock Bowers
TE · LV · TE2
ADP 11.9
Ashton Jeanty
RB · LV · RB6
VS
The crowd's leanRecent vs all time
54.5% would rather draft Jeanty over Bowers

Last 7 days: Bowers 43.2%Jeanty 56.8%

45.5%Bowers
54.5%Jeanty

Should you draft Brock Bowers or Ashton Jeanty?

Last season — 2025, per game

BowersTE9 finish
2025
JeantyRB13 finish
12.0Fantasy pts12.8
12Games17
0.2Carries15.6
0Rush yds57
1.0Yds/carry3.7
7.2Targets4.3
5.3Rec3.2
57Rec yds20
0.6TD0.6
Full game log & past seasons
Brock Bowers
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
NE
12.8
TE2
8
5
103
0
2
LAC
6.3
TE16
8
5
38
0
3
WAS
7.8
TE14
5
4
38
0
4
CHI
7.1
TE19
6
5
46
0
5
6
7
8
9
JAX
37.3
TE1
13
12
127
3
10
DEN
3.2
TE29
3
1
31
0
11
DAL
10.7
TE6
12
7
72
0
12
CLE
8.5
TE10
9
6
55
0
13
LAC
20.3
TE1
4
4
63
2
14
DEN
12.6
TE5
5
4
46
1
15
PHI
5.8
TE21
8
6
28
0
16
HOU
11.8
TE12
5
5
33
1
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
LAC
8.8
TE5
8
6
58
0
2
BAL
14.3
TE4
9
9
98
0
3
CAR
5.6
TE15
4
3
41
0
4
CLE
4.1
TE23
3
2
19
0
5
DEN
19.7
TE2
12
8
97
1
6
PIT
11.6
TE8
10
9
71
0
7
LAR
14.3
TE4
14
10
93
0
8
KC
8.3
TE18
5
5
58
0
9
CIN
13.0
TE6
8
5
45
1
10
11
MIA
24.8
TE3
16
13
126
1
12
DEN
5.8
TE19
10
4
38
0
13
KC
25.2
TE1
14
10
140
1
14
TB
6.7
TE16
5
3
49
0
15
ATL
5.0
TE22
6
3
35
0
16
JAX
15.4
TE1
13
11
99
0
17
NO
11.1
TE11
7
7
77
0
18
LAC
13.0
TE8
9
4
50
1
Ashton Jeanty
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKATTYDTDTGTRECRYDRTD
1
NE
11.0
RB23
19
38
1
2
2
2
0
2
LAC
5.9
RB38
11
43
0
4
3
1
0
3
WAS
6.3
RB35
17
63
0
0
0
0
0
4
CHI
32.5
RB1
21
138
1
2
2
17
2
5
IND
13.4
RB17
14
67
0
7
5
42
0
6
TEN
15.6
RB12
23
75
1
4
2
11
0
7
KC
3.9
RB43
6
21
0
1
1
13
0
8
9
JAX
17.4
RB5
13
42
0
5
5
47
1
10
DEN
13.8
RB14
19
60
1
5
3
3
0
11
DAL
6.4
RB37
6
7
0
8
6
27
0
12
CLE
20.8
RB5
17
50
0
8
8
58
1
13
LAC
9.1
RB34
15
31
0
8
6
30
0
14
DEN
4.8
RB43
10
30
0
4
2
8
0
15
PHI
6.2
RB41
9
35
0
6
4
7
0
16
HOU
31.3
RB1
24
128
1
2
1
60
1
17
NYG
8.3
RB22
16
60
0
2
2
13
0
18
KC
10.9
RB17
26
87
0
5
3
7
0

Latest takes

Brock Bowers
  • Despite playing on one leg for the entire season, Bowers still ranked 13th in yards per route run and first downs per route run last season (per Fantasy Points Data). To understand Bowers’ 2026 upside and talent, we need to rewind to 2024 when he was the TE3 in fantasy points per game. During that season, he was seventh in target per route run rate, sixth in yards per route run, third in receiving yards per game, second in first read share, and seventh in first downs per route run (per Fantasy Points Data).

  • Well, here we are… Brock Bowers is hands down the fantasy TE1.

  • Brock Bowers (TE – LV) Brock Bowers was injured a lot last season, and the quarterback situation was poor

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  • Round 4: Brock Bowers (TE – LV) Brock Bowers dealt with injuries last season, but assuming he stays healthy this season, he should be in for a TE1-caliber season.

  • I’m certainly willing to spend early-round draft capital on Brock Bowers , who’s capable of putting up the sort of numbers the elite wide receivers produce, or Colston Loveland , who turned into a monster late in his rookie season.

  • Loveland is the consensus TE3 for 2026 fantasy drafts behind only Brock Bowers and Trey McBride .

  • Neither should be drafted this high. Last season, McBride averaged 18.6 PPR points per game, and Bowers averaged 15.5 in 2024, the better season of his two years in the NFL.

    Tom Strachan· Jul 27
  • Everyone loves receiving a well-considered offer; nobody likes being offered a mediocre tight end when they already have Brock Bowers.

    Ted Chmyz· Jul 26
  • Sleeper lists Trey McBride at $34, Brock Bowers for $27, and Colston Loveland at a shamefully low $18.

    Evan Hoovler· Jul 24
  • I had the pleasure of facing Brock Bowers in Week 9 of the 2025 season when he put up 127 yards, three TDs, and 43.3 fantasy points. Truthfully, Zach Ertz was never going to give me that kind of week at this point in his career, and that’s exactly my point. At TE, you are drafting for positional advantage just as much as raw production.

    Brooke Morgan· Jul 22
  • Brock Bowers finished the season as the TE8 in PPR leagues, and while that’s fantastic for most, he was the TE1 as a rookie, so this was a noticeable step back. Bowers played in just 12 games last season, which included Weeks 1-4 and Weeks 9-16. For fantasy football, he missed Weeks 5-8 and Week 17.

  • There are great expectations for Brock Bowers in his third NFL season following an injury-plagued Year 2.

  • Brock Bowers is essentially the “skeleton key” in drafts this year. I’m prioritizing him in every single one of my leagues. Bowers goes towards the end of the second round, but I’m willing to take him as high as 13 overall.

  • Raiders HC Klint Kubiak said that TE Brock Bowers will continue to be a center point of the offense. “ We’ve got to get the most out of Brock, ” Kubiak said, via ESPN . “ He’s been successful in college and high school with whoever’s coached him. Can’t say enough great things about him. Love his work ethic. He is a standard-bearer. ”

  • One analyst’s tight end approach this year is intentionally narrow: get Brock Bowers , Colston Loveland , or Tyler Warren if the value is there, or punt the position entirely to the late rounds.

Ashton Jeanty
  • Raiders RB Ashton Jeanty is heading into his second season and told reporters he is working on being a more vocal locker room leader instead of just being along for the ride.

  • Ashton Jeanty (RB – LV) Going as the RB6, 10th overall, our analysts are genuinely split here. The projections point to a real season, but one that lands closer to a backend RB1 finish in the RB10 to 12 range rather than a true top-six overall running back. One analyst believes the jump required from last year’s disappointing rookie output to a true top-six finish is larger than the modest per-game increase the projections themselves show, driven mostly by added rushing volume rather than a big receiving-game jump.

  • There is plenty of hope that the Raiders offense will be able to take a big step forward this season with a complete overhaul of their coaching staff after being the worst team in the league in 2025. Even with a bad offense, Jeanty was still productive for fantasy rosters, though he could not return his high draft price.

    Kurt Mullen· Aug 7
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  • I was not burned on Ashton Jeanty last season as BEAST DOME ranked him lower than any site last season, but he was so awful last year I could not imagine spending a 1st or 2nd Round pick on a guy who played like an RB3 at best in 2025.

  • I nearly clicked Zay Flowers with my second pick, and probably should have because he is in line for a huge 2026, but I instead grabbed my first running back in Ashton Jeanty, who should benefit from an upgraded offensive line and an offense-minded head coach in Klint Kubiak.

  • Ashton Jeanty (RB – LV) I could not have been more hyped for Ashton Jeanty heading into the 2025 season

    Ryan Kirksey· Aug 6
  • With Klint Kubiak in town, Fernando Mendoza or Kirk Cousins at the helm, a healthy Brock Bowers , and improved blocking up front, Jeanty could be poised to post a strong RB1 season in his second season.

  • Ashton Jeanty had 100% of the backfield rushes from inside of the 5-yard line as a rookie, but he only had 9 rushes from that area of the field.

    Rich Hribar· Jul 24
  • Ashton Jeanty will be seen as a disappointment for fantasy managers exiting his rookie season. It wasn’t a failure, but you can make the argument that, because of his talent and the hype, it didn’t live up to lofty expectations. Jeanty was the RB15 in fantasy points per game, finishing with 321 touches and 1,321 total yards.

  • Ashton Jeanty is entering his sophomore season with an improved situation. First and foremost, the Raiders hired Klint Kubiak as head coach, giving them one of the best play-callers in the NFL.

  • Last season, Jeanty was fifth in snap share at running back and first in backfield opportunity shares. If this usage continues, all we need is for the offense to take a step forward to have a huge season.

    Ellis Johnson· Jul 17
  • He now has a new head coach in Klint Kubiak, one of the rising offensive minds in the NFL. More importantly, the Raiders also bolstered the offensive line by adding All-Pro Tyler Linderbaum (BAL). If Jeanty was able to produce average numbers in a dysfunctional offense, he should be capable of producing above-average numbers in a functional one.

  • Ashton Jeanty may be the player I'm most excited to see on the field again. Jeanty was a can't-miss prospect who had a tumultuous first season. Despite the circumstances, Jeanty still finished as a high-end RB2, averaging 14 FPPG.

  • Ashton Jeanty will be seen as a disappointment for fantasy managers exiting his rookie season. The ecosystem surrounding Jeanty stunk. The Raiders were 31st in red zone scoring attempts per game and 30th in yards per play.

  • Last season, Ashton Jeanty eventually finished as the RB12, but he started slowly and, after the first three weeks, was the RB33.