SUMMERLIN, Nev. \u2014 NFL pro bowler Brock Bowers passed his talents onto the next generation on Sunday at Palo Verde High School. <\/p>\n
“It’s great to have these kids out and hopefully get them excited about football, playing football and just about sports in general,” Bowers said. <\/p>\n
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Brock Bowers brings Las Vegas youth together at local camp<\/p>\n
The Raiders star tight end hosted a local youth camp for kids ages six to 16 and over 200 athletes participated in the event. <\/p>\n
“It’s really cool, and I really appreciate it that he’s coming out here for us,” Vegas local Armani said. <\/p>\n
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Not only was he a 2024 Offensive Rookie of the Year finalist while breaking a 63-year-old NFL record for most receiving hards by a rookie tight end, but Bowers has also made an impression on our youth. <\/p>\n
“He’s a really nice guy,” Vegas local Davian said. “He’s really good at catching, and I think that the Raiders can make it to the playoffs just with him.”<\/p>\n
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Bowers tried to set a good example both on and off the field with this mentality in mind. <\/p>\n
“Just doing your best in whatever you choose to do, whether it’s football or anything in life, if it’s a sport or not, just really committing yourself and doing the best you can,” Bowers said. <\/p>\n