Report: Saints right tackle Zach Strief to miss several weeks with MCL sprain

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New Orleans Saints offensive tackle Zach Strief (64) has an MCL sprain during the game between between the Minnesota Vikings and the New Orleans Saints on September 11, 2017 at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, MN. Minnesota Vikings win 29-19. (Photo: Stephen Lew)

Zach Strief is likely to become the next Saints offensive lineman to miss multiple weeks, after the right tackle was diagnosed with an MCL sprain, according to NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport.

Strief suffered the injury to his left knee in the second quarter of the Monday night loss at the Minnesota Vikings and did not return. Senio Kelemete, who has been with the team the past four seasons, played the remainder of the game. However, New Orleans may turn to starting right guard Larry Warford to fill Strief’s spot next weekend.

The Saints are already without starter Terron Armstead, leaving rookie Ryan Ramczyk to fill the void at left tackle.

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