Tyler Bass Missed Entire 2025 Season After Surgical Pelvic Injury — "Questionable" Tag Doesn't Fit

Tyler Bass suffered a pelvic injury severe enough to require surgery and cost him the entirety of the 2025 NFL season — a season-ending outcome by any clinical measure. Despite that, the current injury designation reads "Questionable," which is flatly inconsistent with a confirmed surgical, season-long absence.

Grade is CONFIRMED via reported surgical intervention and full-season absence. Three-axis classification: BON or MYO/SP (pelvic region, surgical) / Grade 3 / SP-LE boundary. Evidence Tier: T2–T3 — pelvic injury RTP literature is limited and highly variable depending on the specific structure involved (pelvic ring, pubic symphysis, sacrum, or periarticular soft tissue). Because surgical repair was confirmed and the full 2025 season was lost, the biological healing floor and functional RTP window extend well into the offseason — minimum 4–6 months post-surgery, with full return contingent on surgical specifics not publicly disclosed. The "Questionable" game-status tag almost certainly reflects a stale or misapplied injury report designation rather than any genuine game-week uncertainty. This injury has been severe and surgical; no in-season RTP probability is clinically relevant at this stage.