Official Site of the Ravens · Jul 26, 2017
Reports: Kenneth Dixon Out for the Year After Knee Surgery
After original reports indicated a six- to eight-week recovery, the second-year running back’s knee surgery was reportedly a repair instead of a trim, which would knock him out for four to five months.
Ravens running back Kenneth Dixon’s knee injury and resulting surgery was worse than originally reported, according to the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Dixon had his medial meniscus repaired – not trimmed – on Tuesday, which comes with a four- to five-month recovery instead of six to eight weeks.
If true, the injury would reportedly knock Dixon out for the entire season.
