According to reports from NFL Media's Ian Rapoport, veteran tackle David Bakhtiari has received a positive update concerning his knee health. Bakhtiari recently underwent an examination conducted by Dr. Brian Cole, chairman of Orthopaedics at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. Dr. Cole determined that Bakhtiari is on track to be ready to play in the upcoming regular season.

In recent years, Bakhtiari has been limited by knee injuries, which have raised concerns about his long-term durability. However, this news brings hope for the talented player's return to the field. Despite this positive development, Bakhtiari's future remains uncertain as he currently does not have a team to play for.

The Green Bay Packers released Bakhtiari in March, and since then, he has been unable to secure a new team due to the uncertainty surrounding his health. After appearing in only 13 games over the past three seasons, teams may be hesitant to put their faith in Bakhtiari's ability to remain healthy and available for the long term.

While the recent update on Bakhtiari's knee health is undoubtedly promising, it remains to be seen if it will be enough to change his current status and attract potential suitors. Teams will likely proceed with caution, carefully evaluating the risks and rewards of signing the talented tackle.

Bakhtiari's journey to find a new team continues, and his future in the NFL hangs in the balance. With the regular season rapidly approaching, time is of the essence for the veteran tackle to find a new opportunity to showcase his skills and prove that he can be a reliable and impactful player once again.