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Report: Raiders list Brock Bowers questionable with illness

Bowers has 10 catches for 116 yards and a touchdown in 2026–27, while both Las Vegas and Kansas City are 3-0.

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Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers is questionable for today’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs because of an illness, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Schefter reported that Bowers had already been on the injury report with a knee issue and that the Raiders expect him to play despite the illness.

Keel Stats’ 2026–27 data has Bowers appearing in 1 game and posting 10 receptions on 13 receiving targets for 116 yards and 1 receiving touchdown. Those are his current-season totals for the Raiders, whose record stands at 3-0 in the data.

Las Vegas enters the matchup with the NFL’s 19th-ranked offense by EPA and the third-ranked defense by EPA among 32 teams. Kansas City is also 3-0, with the sixth-ranked offense by EPA and the fifth-ranked defense by EPA in the same 32-team rankings.

The report adds a health designation to Bowers’ status for the Chiefs game while retaining the Raiders’ expectation that he will play. His 2026–27 production through 1 game includes 13 targets, 10 catches, 116 receiving yards and 1 touchdown.

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Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter · ESPN

Raiders TE Brock Bowers, who had been on the injury report due to his knee, now has an illness for which Las Vegas is listing him as questionable for today’s game vs. the Chiefs. The Raiders are expecting Bowers to play, but he does have an illness. https://t.co/qRr4hO3NVZ

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Written with the help of AI from the reports quoted here and Keel Stats data, and checked by an editor before publishing.

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