Brock Bowers' fiancée Cameron Rose hints at wedding destination as Raiders TE gets ruled out in season-opener vs. Dolphins
- On Sunday, the Las Vegas Raiders officially ruled out star tight end Brock Bowers for their season opener against the Miami Dolphins at Allegiant Stadium due to a recent knee procedure.
- After undergoing a meniscus trim Tuesday, the Raiders believe Bowers could miss only one game and return for Week 2 against the Los Angeles Chargers, per sources.
- Fourth-Year tight end Michael Mayer will shoulder the load, having recently signed a three-year, $45 million extension and recorded 83 career catches for 788 receiving yards and three touchdowns.
- Coach Klint Kubiak activated tight end Chris Myarick and wide receiver Cody White for the game, while naming Aidan O'Connell the emergency quarterback.
- The team also integrated newcomer guard Bryce Cabeldue, claimed off waivers this week, to provide depth as the season continues.
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Brock Bowers’ Injury Timeline Takes Surprising Turn for Raiders
The Las Vegas Raiders were dealt a major blow ahead of Week 1 against the Miami Dolphins, with star tight end Brock Bowers undergoing a knee procedure that would rule him out for the season opener and perhaps longer to get the 2026 campaign underway for the new-look squad.Although the Raiders will miss Bowers against the Dolphins on Sunday, the team may have gotten some good news ahead of their first game of the season regarding arguably their b…
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INTRO/PLAYBOOK The Raiders have spent months preparing for what Klint Kubiak’s offense could look like with Brock Bowers at its center. Their first assignment is figuring out what it looks like without him. With Bowers sidelined following minor knee surgery, Sunday’s season opener against the Dolphins at Allegiant Stadium becomes an immediate test of the...
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