**Raiders' Rookie Tight End Bowers Sets Multiple NFL Records**

Despite being down at halftime, the Las Vegas Raiders found a bright spot in their rookie tight end, who continues to make significant plays. In a remarkable display of talent, Bowers set two new NFL records during the first half of Sunday’s game against the Rams.

Bowers, who has been consistently impressive this season, now holds the record for the most catches by a tight end within the first seven games of his career, with a total of 43 receptions. He surpassed the previous record set by Keith Jackson with Philadelphia in 1988. Additionally, Bowers became the first tight end in NFL history to achieve at least five catches in five of his first seven career games.

During the first half of the game against Los Angeles, Bowers recorded six catches for 64 yards. His contributions have been vital for the Raiders, who will need his continued production if they hope to rally and secure a victory in the second half.

As Bowers keeps rewriting the record books, his performance offers a glimmer of hope and excitement for Raiders fans, even amidst challenging game situations.