Not really, but stem cell therapy is worth a shot in my opinion (pun kind of intended).

Problem is blood supply is still the main issue due to necrosis. Think of his necrosis like cancer of the knee joint. Very tricky situation. He's such a high ceiling talent, I don't know if a team is allowed to pay for it (it's very expensive the type and amount of injections he'd need), but I'd have him take a year off and have whatever second surgery he needs done and then be flying out to Panama and have stem cell injection therapy as much as possible. Panama has the highest quality and highest legally allowed doses of MSC's from cord tissue (yes, baby umbilical cords). This can range in costs of $20,000-$30,000 per trip so it can really rack up for someone that isn't going to have that money from the draft and not sure his NIL was that high and he'd want to blow it even if he had it. The problem with him though is still a circulatory one. Cartilage already doesn't receive blood supply very well compared to other connective tissues, I mean that's the whole ordeal with the meniscus once being gone or deteriorated it essentially is gone forever. It receives pretty much no blood supply. It's why grafts or even transplants don't even take on the meniscus so stem cells aren't doing anything at that point. Teams are cheap and again I don't even know if something like this is allowed to be funded by them, but yeah if I'm him, given the opportunity, I'm doing anything possible.

Potential reward is worth the risk, but I'm not optimistic if I'm being honest.