It's finally official: Davante Adams has been traded to the New York Jets for a conditional third-round pick that could become a second-round pick.
Now, as the news has been made public, the question becomes what's next for the Raiders offense? Who's going to be the primary offensive target? The answer to both of those questions is Brock Bowers, which is excellent news for fantasy owners across the NFL world.
Through six games of the NFL season, Bowers is already the second highest-rated tight-end in PPR fantasy football leagues, according to "Fantasydata." Right now Bowers is averaging 13.8 points a game as he's already been serving as the Raiders primary target for the last three weeks as Adams was sidelined with a hamstring injury.
Thanks to the Adams trade, there is no question that Bowers will be the Raiders' main offensive threat. If anything the volume of targets Bowers is seeing will increase as he grows more comfortable in the NFL and the offense as a whole.
