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The Raiders are calling Bowers "day-to-day" despite the tight end undergoing knee surgery prior to Week 1. The procedure was a partial meniscectomy, meaning the damage area of his meniscus was removed and not repaired. With the problematic tissue excised, recovery focuses on treating any associated symptoms and regaining any range of motion or strength deficits. Athletes often bounce back in four to six weeks, but it is clear Bowers is already seeing an improvement.
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The Raiders tight end is being called "day-to-day" despite undergoing knee surgery prior to Week 1. The procedure was a partial meniscectomy, meaning the damage area of his meniscus was removed and not repaired. With the problematic tissue excised, recovery focuses on treating associated symptoms and regaining range of motion or strength deficits. Athletes often bounce back in four to six weeks, but Bowers is already seeing improvement, suggesting he will be back quicker than expected.

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