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Garrett Wilson vs Brock Bowers

2026 draft comparison · half-PPR

Updated Aug 29, 2026

ADP 44.1
Garrett Wilson
WR · NYJ · WR20
ADP 22.4
Brock Bowers
TE · LV · TE1
VS
The crowd's leanAll time
76.9% would rather draft Bowers over Wilson
23.1%Wilson
76.9%Bowers
Based on 26 comparison results

Should you draft Garrett Wilson or Brock Bowers?

Last season — 2025, per game

Wilson7 games
2025
Bowers12 games
11.6Fantasy pts12.0
7Games12
8.4Targets7.2
5.1Rec5.3
56Rec yds57
0.6TD0.6
Full game log & past seasons
Garrett Wilson
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
PIT
19.0
WR6
9
7
95
1
2
BUF
7.0
WR61
8
4
50
0
3
TB
19.4
WR4
13
10
84
1
4
MIA
17.2
WR11
8
6
82
1
5
DAL
16.1
WR10
10
6
71
1
6
DEN
2.8
WR78
8
3
13
0
7
8
9
10
CLE
0.0
WR107
3
0
0
0
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
SF
9.0
WR33
11
6
60
0
2
TEN
8.2
WR32
6
4
57
0
3
NE
11.8
WR26
9
5
33
1
4
DEN
4.6
WR64
8
5
41
0
5
MIN
22.6
WR6
23
13
101
1
6
BUF
20.7
WR2
10
8
107
1
7
PIT
10.6
WR20
9
5
61
0
8
NE
13.8
WR23
8
5
113
0
9
HOU
25.5
WR3
10
9
90
2
10
ARI
6.6
WR42
6
5
41
0
11
IND
3.8
WR67
8
4
18
0
12
13
SEA
6.6
WR54
10
5
41
0
14
MIA
14.9
WR17
10
7
114
0
15
JAX
13.1
WR24
6
3
56
1
16
LAR
8.4
WR46
7
6
54
0
17
BUF
14.1
WR26
8
7
66
1
18
MIA
7.1
WR50
5
4
51
0
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

Latest takes

Garrett Wilson
  • Sadiq will have to compete for targets with Garrett Wilson, fellow rookie Omar Cooper Jr. and fellow TE Mason Taylor.

  • We’ve seen receivers like Christian Watson or Garrett Wilson go ballistic in the past, and those types of performances will keep you competitive in leagues where the point totals will always be higher.

  • Wilson is cheaper, his QB situation is better, and his early schedule is the second-easiest. This might finally be the year I’m buying.

    Colt Williams· Aug 27
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  • his counterpart for the Jets, Garrett Wilson, is coming off a much less severe season-ending injury. Potentially playing with the best QB of his career in Geno Smith.

  • Garrett Wilson , who goes right after him in drafts, plays 3 bottom-10 units in his first 4 games!

    Joe Harris· Aug 18
  • Jason started addressing his WR room with his third pick, taking Garrett Wilson. After taking a pair of RBs to start the draft, Jason debated between a few WRs here, but ultimately stuck with his rankings and went with Wilson over Tetairoa McMillan and Devonta Smith.

    Kurt Mullen· Aug 14
  • Garrett Wilson’s supporters will kindly point out that even in a horrible situation last season, he was able to produce at an incredibly high clip before eventually succumbing to a knee injury after Week 6. Fair point, but a deep dive into why he was producing is troubling.

  • Honorable mention: DeVonta Smith and Luther Burden .” – Mark Ringo ( Sleepers and Busts ) Garrett Wilson (WR – NYJ) “ Garrett Wilson is an elite talent stuck on a team lacking elite quarterback play.

  • Garrett Wilson will easily lead the Jets in targets if he stays healthy.

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 10
  • Add in the fact that Wilson has more competition than ever — first-round tight end Kenyon Saddiq, first-round receiver Omar Cooper Jr., and Adonai Mitchell, who the team acquired last year in the Sauce Gardner deal — and I’m just feeling faded by the Jets’ leading wideout.

  • 30 overall, giving him strong enough draft capital to matter, yet a crowded offense with Garrett Wilson, Kenyon Sadiq, and Breece Hall points more toward a complementary early role than instant target dominance.

  • Meanwhile, Jason’s love for Geno Smith in New York could not be overcome, and got him to pick Garrett Wilson .

    Kurt Mullen· Jul 29
  • Gamers are still operating with one foot in and the other out on Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson, but the upside potential is still on the table.

    Rich Hribar· Jul 23
  • Although the Jets’ offense is looking more crowded, it still has only one truly established NFL pass-catcher in Garrett Wilson .

    Ted Chmyz· Jul 22
  • On Garrett Wilson specifically, sentiment has shifted meaningfully. A year ago, ranking a rookie profile like Tate’s anywhere near Wilson would have been unthinkable. Now Wilson is entering the presumed prime of his career, turning 26 later this summer, and still hasn’t played with a clearly competent starting quarterback.

Brock Bowers
  • Brock Bowers (TE – LV) & Trey McBride (TE – ARI) Whether you prefer Brock Bowers or Trey McBride doesn’t really matter. 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· Aug 28
  • Brock Bowers (LV) There are great expectations for Brock Bowers in his third NFL season following an injury-plagued Year 2. Bowers had five catches for 103 yards in the Raiders’ 2025 season opener against the Patriots, but he sustained a PCL injury and bone bruise to his left knee in that game, was clearly hampered over his next three games (with under 50 receiving yards in each) and was shut down for three games. Upon his return, Bowers scored seven touchdowns in eight games before the Raiders, looking to protect their star TE and also secure the No.

  • Brock Bowers (TE – LV) Hopefully, Bowers stays healthy after missing five games because of injury in 2025. However, he was still a fantasy star when on the field, ranking as the TE2 on a points-per-game basis, averaging 14.7 PPR fantasy points per game.

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 27
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  • The same holds true for tight end, where half of the teams will be fielding Brock Bowers , Trey McBride , Colston Loveland or Tyler Warren .

  • However, he was still a fantasy star when on the field, ranking as the TE2 on a points-per-game basis, averaging 14.7 PPR fantasy points per game. Despite the awful offense and playing in five fewer games, Bowers had more receiving touchdowns last year than as a rookie (seven vs. five).

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 26
  • 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. After the injury scare over the weekend concerning Ashton Jeanty , it was believed that Mike Washington Jr. would go screaming up the draft boards.

  • During his three seasons in Baltimore, Mark Andrews remained a major part of the offense: 2025 : 16th among tight ends in fantasy points; 13th in touchdowns 2024 : 5th among tight ends in fantasy points; 1st in touchdowns 2023 : 15th among tight ends in fantasy points; 2nd in touchdowns Before Baltimore, Monken spent three seasons at Georgia, where he coached Brock Bowers. In 2021 and 2022, Bowers posted at least 850+ receiving yards in each season and combined for 20 receiving touchdowns.

    Kurt Blakeway· Aug 25
  • After all, TE1 Brock Bowers goes around the mid-2nd round, after selecting approximately 18 RBs and WRs. If we’re confident Bowers finishes as the overall TE1, that could make sense. But we also know that around half of those RBs and WRs will bust, which means plenty of candidates can still score 250 at those positions.

  • Brock Bowers and Ashton Jeanty are unique, as they can definitely coexist. Jeanty will run a bunch and catch a lot of passes, while Bowers will have wide receiver-esque production in this offense, with a target share that could reach 30%.

  • There are three tight ends guaranteed to land in the first four rounds: Brock Bowers , Trey McBride , and Colston Loveland .

  • Brock Bowers (TE – LV) Going around the 21st overall pick, Bowers has real belief behind him as a potential consensus first-round pick a year from now.

  • A fully healthy Brock Bowers with improved quarterback play, an improved offensive line and really no new weapons to compete with means the possibility of a 30% target share.

  • They also have Brock Bowers fully healthy, which is a massive addition to the offense as a whole.

    Ellis Johnson· Aug 19
  • He’s the one player I wouldn’t want to miss out on, as he’ll likely be the TE1 this season if he can stay healthy. Bowers will be the No. 1 receiver for this Raiders offense led by Kirk Cousins and/or Fernando Mendoza .

  • With better health in 2026, he has a chance to match or exceed his rookie numbers. The Raiders are talent-starved at wide receiver, so Bowers is poised to be their alpha pass catcher.