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SAINTS MID WEEK WRAP UP

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Saints Mid Week Wrap Up

Saints Mid Week Wrap Up

by Niles Carpenter/Saints Contributor
As the New Orleans Saints prepare for their Week 10 showdown against the Minnesota Vikings in the 2023 NFL season, the mid-week injury report has provided a glimpse into the health status of key players. Seven Saints players were featured on Wednesday’s Injury Report, shedding light on their availability for the upcoming game. Among the notable names, running back Kendre Miller and defensive end Isaiah Foskey were unable to practice due to ankle and quadricep injuries, respectively, raising concerns about their participation in the game. On a positive note, linebacker Ty Summers and linebacker Demario Davis were listed as full participants, indicating that they are making progress in recovering from their respective hamstring and knee issues.


New Orleans Saints Wednesday Injury Report: 2023 Week 10 vs. Minnesota Vikings

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS

PositionNameInjuryWednesday
RBKendre MillerAnkleDNP
DEIsaiah FoskeyQuadricepDNP
TEJimmy GrahamRestLP
TRyan RamczykRestLP
LBTy SummersHamstringFP
LBDemario DavisKneeFP
FBAdam Prentice*KneeFP

MINNESOTA VIKINGS

PositionNameInjuryWednesday
QBJaren HallConcussionDNP
DLDean LowryGroinDNP
WRK.J. OsbornConcussionDNP
LBBrian Asamoah IIAnkleLP
TChristian DarrisawGroinLP
TET.J. HockensonRibsLP
WRJustin Jefferson*HamstringLP
TEJohnny MundtKneeLP
WRJalen Nailor*HamstringFP
GChris Reed*FootFP

In contrast, the Minnesota Vikings opted not to hold an official practice on Wednesday, leaving their injury report as an estimation. The report included significant players like quarterback Jaren Hall and wide receiver K.J. Osborn, both sidelined with concussions, and defensive lineman Dean Lowry, who was dealing with a groin injury. The uncertainty surrounding these key players adds an element of intrigue to the upcoming matchup, as the Vikings will need to carefully manage their roster to ensure a competitive game against the Saints.

In other news, the Saints made a roster move by welcoming back veteran linebacker Cory Littleton, who returned to the Houston Texans after a brief stint with the Saints’ practice squad. Littleton’s versatility and experience will be an asset to the Texans as they navigate the rest of the season.

Additionally, the Saints designated fullback Adam Prentice for return from the injured reserve list, with his full participation in practice signaling a potential return to action in Week 10. As both teams assess their injury situations and strategize for the upcoming game, fans can anticipate an exciting and closely contested battle on the field.

Saints cornerback Paulson Adebo emerged as a defensive force to be reckoned with during last Sunday’s pivotal matchup against the Chicago Bears. Adebo played a significant role in the Saints’ 24-17 victory, making a remarkable impact on both ends of the field. In an impressive display of defensive prowess, Adebo intercepted Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent twice, adding to his growing reputation as a ball hawk. His stellar performance also included seven tackles, three pass breakups, and a forced fumble, which he not only forced but also recovered. Such an outstanding showing did not go unnoticed, as the NFL honored Adebo by naming him the NFC Defensive Player of the Week, a well-deserved recognition for his stellar contributions.

This accolade marks a significant milestone for Adebo, as it is his first time receiving the prestigious honor. With his interception total doubling in just seven appearances this season and a career-high 11 passes defensed, Adebo has not only solidified his presence in the Saints’ secondary but has also climbed to the top of the NFL leaderboard in that category. As the Saints set their sights on an NFC South title, they will continue to rely on Adebo’s exceptional skills and playmaking ability to anchor their defense and make game-changing plays in crucial moments.

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