There aren't many NFL records that have stood for more than 60 years. And when there is one, there's a good reason it has stood for so long. One such record is the rookie tight end receiving record. It has stood for 63 years.

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers’ first-year tour de force has hit more history. Bowers became only the third rookie tight end in NFL chronicle to record 1,000 receiving yards, accomplishing the feat Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Snapping a 10-game losing streak, a team's longest such in-season streak in a decade, should normally be cause for celebration. But while the Las Vegas Raiders' 19-14 defeat of the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium improved their record to 3-12,

Brock Bowers came into today’s game with 968 yards receiving on the season. Which means he needed 32 yards to reach the 1000-yard mark. He got exactly that on his first play of the game. And in true Brock Bowers fashion, most of that was on yards after the catch.

Las Vegas was between a rock and a hard place when drafted 13th overall in last year's NFL Draft. The Raiders desperately needed a quarterback but were out of p

Las Vegas Raiders star rookie tight end Brock Bowers had the most awkward interview on live television yesterday.

Bowers is third among rookies in betting odds (plus-1100) to win the AP Rookie of the Year award. Bowers is behind Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels (minus-1200), who is the overwhelming favorite. After Daniels is Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix at plus-650.

Both Brock Bowers and Malik Nabers are closing in on the NFL rookie record for catches. Plus, Luke McCaffrey breaks out as a kick returner.

Georgia Bulldogs legend Brock Bowers became just the third rookie NFL tight end in league history to reach 1,000 yards in his first year. The moment came during the Las Vegas Raiders' 19-14 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 16 when quarterback Aidan O'Connell connected with Bowers for a 32-yard catch.