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Bowers returned to practice last week with a noticeable limp in his gait and was ultimately inactive in Week 2. He practiced in a limited fashion twice this week before missing Friday's practice. There's definitely a desire to elevate Bowers into lineups after missing him for the first few weeks, but the risk here is impossible to overlook, especially with a late kickoff.

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Bowers remains huge risk Week 3; limited practice, noticeable limp, late kickoff.

Bowers (knee) is a huge risk for Week 3 despite returning to practice. Head coach Klint Kubiak has been optimistic, but that should be taken with a grain of salt given his track record. Bowers returned to practice last week with a noticeable limp and was inactive in Week 2; he practiced in limited fashion twice this week before missing Friday's practice. The source recommends fantasy managers with a strong secondary tight end option play them early, and those without should look to the waiver wire for alternatives like Juwan Johnson, T.J. Hockenson, Mark Andrews, or Cade Otton.

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