Brock Bowers has lowest yardage production of season, not his fault

Here is a look at how the Las Vegas Raiders’ 2024 draft class fared in a 31-0 loss at the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday and ahead to Week 16’s road game at the Houston Texans.

Brock Bowers:

Sunday was an example of how the Raiders are not taking advantage of having a sublime talent like Brock Bowers on their offense. He had a season-low 28 yards receiving on six catches. It was his second lowest yardage output of his career. What do you expect? The team had just 75 yards of offense their lowest in a game since 1961. What a waste of a superstar.

Jackson Powers-Johnson:

The second-round pick suffered an ankle injury in Week 10 and he is on the injured reserve. He reportedly might miss the rest of the season.

D.J. Glaze:

The third-round pick continued to struggle. he has allowed 10 sacks, tied for the second most among tackles (Raiders’ left tackle Stone Forsythe has allowed the most at 11). The team will likely look to upgrade from Glaze in the offseason.

Decamarion Richardson:

The fourth-round pick hasn’t played on defense yet this season. He played 14 plays on special teams.

Tommy Eichenberg:

The fifth-round pick from Ohio State played played 12 snaps on defense and was very active. He had five tackles, one for loss. He has only played 47 defensive snaps this season. Maybe he deserves more playing time down the stretch.

Dylan Laube:

The sixth-round pick played two snaps late in the blowout and had four yards on two carries. He has played 27 offensive snaps this season. He did return four kicks for 99 yards.

Jonah Laulu:

Laulu, claimed last year off waivers from Indianapolis, played 74 percent of the snaps and tied his season high with five tackles for the second straight game. He started the season hot and then cooled for several weeks. Maybe he is going to finish the season strong.