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Brock Bowers Leads Youth Football Camp in Las Vegas, Emphasizing Heart Health and Community Ties

Raiders tight end partners with FlexWork Sports to offer free cardiac screenings and mentorship to local youth

A Camp With a Purpose

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers opened the summer with a community‑focused youth football camp at Valley High School, inviting boys and girls aged six to sixteen to take part in drills, skill work and mentorship sessions.

The three‑day event blended on‑field instruction with a complimentary cardiac screening, underscoring Bowers’ commitment to athlete safety and heart‑health awareness.

Now in his third season with the Raiders, Bowers spoke about how camps like this sparked his own love for the game and how they have deepened his bond with the Las Vegas community.

He also highlighted the team’s offseason progress, noting the chemistry he is building with rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza as a promising sign for the upcoming training camp.

The camp was supported by FlexWork Sports, a company that provides athletic training resources, and Bowers expressed optimism that such collaborations will continue to grow the sport locally.

Beyond the drills, the initiative reflects a broader effort to promote health screenings and mentorship among young athletes, a message Bowers says resonates far beyond the field.

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