
Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers has been ruled out for the squad's regular-season kickoff against the Miami Dolphins. The twenty-three-year-old centerpiece sat out every training session leading up to the contest after undergoing a Tuesday surgical procedure to trim his meniscus, having sustained a knee problem during training camp.
While head coach Klint Kubiak skirted definitive timelines regarding the All-Pro's availability, optimism remains that Bowers could take the field as early as a Week 2 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers on September 20.
Elsewhere on the roster, running back Ashton Jeanty cleared the injury report and will participate in Sunday's opener against Miami. Outside of Las Vegas, the broader football landscape saw Cleveland Browns defender Myles Garrett slated for an operation that will sideline him for four weeks, alongside notable college upsets featuring Texas taking down Ohio State and Oklahoma State topping Oregon.
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