Brock Bowers

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers is the highest-graded rookie in the NFL.

Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo called a good game. Bowers was held to just one target in both the second and third quarters, combined. Bowers flashed early, notably winning against the Chiefs' No. 1 CB, Trent McDuffie, in the second quarter. Bowers was ultimately held to his lowest target total since Week 4 though. He is a high-end TE1 against the Bengals in Week 9.

Johnson tackled Brock Bowers on a first-down gain but it cost Johnson a trip to the medical tent. Bowers plowed through a second would-be tackler before planting his shoulder in Johnson's chest, as the trio fell to the turf. Johnson exited the blue tent and was taken to the locker room for further concussion screening.

Johnson tackled Brock Bowers on a first-down gain but it cost Johnson a trip to the medical tent. Bowers plowed through a second would-be tackler before planting his shoulder in Johnson's chest, as the trio fell to the turf. Johnson's status remains to be determined.

The Raiders No. 1 wide receiver returns after a two-week absence. He and Brock Bowers will do their best to give the Chiefs their first loss of the season. While the squad faces an uphill battle in that regard, the team at least has most of its starters available. The Raiders declared RB Dylan Laube, CB Sam Webb, WR Tyreik McAllister, LB Kana'i Mauga, OG Dylan Parham, TE Harrison Bryant and DT Zach Carter inactive.