Saints-Bucs Injury Reports: Deonte Harris returns to practice on a limited basis Thursday
One player returned on a limited basis while four others remained out as the New Orleans Saints returned to the practice field Thursday in preparation for Sunday’s NFC South showdown with Tampa Bay at Caesars Superdome.
The good news was that Deonte Harris returned to practice on a limited basis. Harris has been out with a hamstring injury. Still out were guard Andrus Peat, running back Dwayne Washington, quarterback Taysom Hill and defensive end Payton Turner.
There is more good news as David Onyemata was back at practice and will finally play Sunday after being suspended for six games. Newly acquired Mark Ingram has arrived in New Orleans and he will practice with the team Friday.
Tampa Bay reported three players out Thursday, including wide receiver Antonio Brown, linebacker Jason Pierre-Paul and cornerback Dee Delaney. Three others, including linebacker Lavonte David, tight end Rob Gronkowski and cornerback Richard Sherman were limited.’
New Orleans Saints Thursday Injury Report |
Position |
Name |
Injury |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
G |
Andrus Peat |
Pectoral |
DNP |
DNP |
RB |
Dwayne Washington |
Neck |
DNP |
DNP |
QB |
Taysom Hill |
Concussion |
DNP |
DNP |
WR |
Deonte Harris |
Hamstring |
DNP |
LP |
DE |
Payton Turner |
Calf |
DNP |
DNP |
CB |
Marshon Lattimore |
Hand |
FP |
FP |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Thursday Injury Report
Position |
Name |
Injury |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
DT |
Ndamukong Suh |
Knee |
DNP |
FP |
LB |
Jason Pierre-Paul |
Shoulder/Hand |
DNP |
DNP |
CB |
Dee Delaney |
Ankle |
DNP |
DNP |
WR |
Antonio Brown |
Ankle |
DNP |
DNP |
LB |
Lavonte David |
Ankle |
LP |
LP |
TE |
Rob Gronkowski |
Ribs |
LP |
LP |
CB |
Richard Sherman |
Hamstring |
LP |
LP |
TE |
O.J. Howard |
Ankle |
LP |
FP |
CB |
Jamel Dean |
Shoulder/Thumb |
FP |
FP |
RB |
Giovani Bernard |
Chest |
FP |
FP |
LB |
Anthony Nelson |
Elbow |
FP |
FP |
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