Four Saints on week’s first injury report ahead of trip to Atlanta
The first injury report for the New Orleans Saints at Atlanta Sunday is out and, if the game were held today, Austin Carr would be the punt return man for New Orleans.
Deonte Harris (neck) and Marquez Callaway (knee) did not practice. Harris missed last week’s game in Denver. Also not practicing, a key note, was starting corner Janoris Jenkins, who hurt his knee at Denver as well. Running back Ty Montgomery remains out with a hamstring problem.
As has been the came the last few weeks both Alvin Kamara and Michael Thomas were limited, as they were during the week the last few weeks leading up to games.
The good news is that starting left guard Andrus Peat returned to practice in full after missing the Denver game with a concussion.
The Falcons had two players not practicing, including corner Kendall Sheffield, with an illness, and guard James Carpenter, with a groin injury.
Six others were limited, including wide receivers and Calvin Ridley (foot/ankle) and Julio Jones (hamstring), Todd Gurley (knee), kicker Younghoe Koo (quad), tight end Hayden Hurst (ankle) and defensive end Dante Fowler (hamstring).
The two teams square off at noon Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The Saints downed the Falcons 24-9 on Nov. 22 in New Orleans.
New Orleans Saints injury report | |||
Position | Name | Injury | Wednesday |
WR | Marquez Callaway | Knee | DNP |
CB | Janoris Jenkins | Knee | DNP |
WR | Deonte Harris | Neck | DNP |
RB | Ty Montgomery | Hamstring | DNP |
RB | Alvin Kamara | Foot | LP |
WR | Michael Thomas | Ankle | LP |
G | Andrus Peat | Concussion | FP |
Atlanta Falcons injury report | |||
Position | Name | Injury | Wednesday |
WR | Julio Jones | Hamstring | LP |
RB | Todd Gurley | Knee | LP |
K | Younghoe Koo | Right Quadricep | LP |
WR | Calvin Ridley | Foot/Ankle | LP |
RB | Keith Smith | Knee | FP |
DE | Dante Fowler | Hamstring | LP |
TE | Hayden Hurst | Ankle | LP |
CB | Kendall Sheffield | Illness | DNP |
G | James Carpenter | Groin | DNP |
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