Brock Bowers did not take long to look like the best tight end in a Raiders uniform since the team moved to Las Vegas. The Raiders drafted him 13th overall in 2024 out of Georgia, where he had already won two national championships and two John Mackey Awards as the best tight end in college football. By the end of his rookie season he had 112 catches for 1,144 yards, an NFL record for a rookie tight end. A Brock Bowers jersey is the simplest way to back the player who has become the center of the Raiders' offense, and this guide covers every No. 89 style we stock plus how each one fits.
| Version | Color | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black 2024 Draft | Black | $69.95 | Draft-night look and everyday wear |
| Black 2024 Draft FUSE | Black | $69.95 | The on-field template |
| 65th Anniversary patch | Black or white | $69.95 | Collectors who want the 2024 marker |
| Salute to Service | Arctic camo | $69.95 | Military tribute design |
What Brock Bowers means to Raiders fans
Las Vegas has spent years looking for a homegrown offensive centerpiece, and Bowers is the closest thing the Raiders have had to one in a decade. He came out of Georgia as a unanimous All-American, the first two-time Mackey Award winner in the history of the award, and a player who lined up everywhere from the slot to the backfield in college. That versatility is what made him a top-15 pick and what has made him a problem for NFL defenses since.
His rookie season settled the debate about whether the college production would translate. Bowers finished with 112 receptions, the most ever by a rookie tight end, and 1,144 receiving yards on a team that cycled through quarterbacks. He did it without a stable passing game around him, which is the part that makes the number impressive rather than just notable. For Raiders fans, No. 89 has become the jersey that represents the current era rather than the past.
Is a Brock Bowers jersey worth buying?
For most Raiders fans, yes. Bowers is a young, homegrown star on a rookie contract, which means his jersey is tied to the current build rather than to a player at the end of his run, and the styles we stock cover the 2024 draft designs plus the anniversary and Salute to Service editions. Every version we carry is $69.95 and stitched with sewn numbers, so the cost of getting in early is low relative to what a jersey purchase normally runs. The one thing to keep in mind is that his career is still young: numbers change meaning, and a jersey bought today is a bet on the next five years rather than a recap of the last ten. If you want a Raiders jersey that is already a finished story, an older name is the safer route; if you want the one that represents where the franchise is heading, No. 89 is it.
Every Brock Bowers jersey style we carry
The Black 2024 Draft jersey is the standard starting point: black base, silver and white number detailing, and the draft-year design that ties it to the weekend the Raiders called his name. The Black 2024 Draft FUSE version is the on-field template, which is the closest match to what he wears on Sundays in the fall.
The more collectible end of the range is the anniversary group. The Raiders marked their 65th season in 2024, and the jerseys carrying the 65th Anniversary patch come in black and white, which makes them the pieces to hunt if you want a jersey that marks a specific season rather than a general team look. The Arctic Camo Salute to Service style sits alongside them as the military tribute option.
Fit, sizing and care for a No. 89 jersey
Raiders jerseys use a relaxed athletic cut, so your normal t-shirt size gives a comfortable, slightly loose fit, and one size up leaves room for a hoodie in December. Check the chest and shoulder measurements against the size chart if you are between sizes, since the drop from the shoulders is where a jersey stops looking right.
Turn it inside out, wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry. Skip the dryer entirely, because heat is what damages stitched numbers and patch edges, and iron only on low heat with a cloth in between if the fabric needs smoothing.
Styling No. 89 and pairing it with other Raiders gear
Black and silver make this one of the easiest jerseys in football to wear, and it works over jeans, joggers or a simple hoodie without any styling effort. The white version with the anniversary patch is the better choice for early-season heat, while the black FUSE and draft styles are the ones that read closest to game day. Keep the rest of the outfit dark and let the silver numbering carry it.
Bowers jerseys fit naturally next to the players who anchor the rest of the roster. The pass rush is covered in the Maxx Crosby jersey guide, the receiver era before the rebuild is in the Davante Adams jersey breakdown, and the franchise's most famous two-sport athlete has his own page in the Bo Jackson jersey guide. When you want to see every colorway together, browse the Las Vegas Raiders jersey collection.
Does a Brock Bowers jersey run true to size?
Yes. It follows standard US sizing with a relaxed cut, so order your usual t-shirt size and go up one only if you plan to layer.
Are the numbers and name stitched?
They are stitched. Every Bowers style we carry has sewn numbers, sewn letters and a sewn nameplate.
Which version should I buy first?
The Black 2024 Draft jersey is the best first buy because it marks the season he arrived and works with anything in your closet.
Do these ship inside the United States?
Yes. Orders ship from our US warehouse, and standard delivery usually lands in 5 to 8 business days.
No. 89 is the jersey for a Raiders fan who wants to wear the current build instead of the archive. Choose your version from the Las Vegas Raiders collection, confirm your size if you plan to layer it under a hoodie, and you are ready for the season.
