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K Major 10-26-2022 03:34 PM

Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
DID NOT PRACTICE:

Lattimore
Thomas
Trautman
Landry


Limited:
Peat
Kirkwood
Adebo
Ramczyk

FULL:
Throckmorton
Turner
Winston

source - https://www.neworleanssaints.com/new...dnesday-oct-26

K Major 10-26-2022 04:27 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Key injury here is LATTIMORE.

The Raiders have a gunslinger & WR's (Adams/Renfroe) /TE's (Waller) who can get open.

Boston Saint 10-26-2022 05:20 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by K Major (Post 961852)
Key injury here is LATTIMORE.

The Raiders have a gunslinger & WR's (Adams/Renfroe) /TE's (Waller) who can get open.

Indeed. This could be bad. Especially with the lack of pass rush being generated.

AsylumGuido 10-26-2022 05:43 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by K Major (Post 961852)
Key injury here is LATTIMORE.

The Raiders have a gunslinger & WR's (Adams/Renfroe) /TE's (Waller) who can get open.

Waller has been battling hamstring issues since July. He's only managed one TD all season, missed the last two games, and only two others over 24 yards. Not downplaying the possible missing of Lattimore, but Waller isn't quite the threat this season. I know. I've been cursed with owning him in my legacy league. *vomit*

4everSaint 10-26-2022 10:17 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Thomas DNP.

What a surprise.

AsylumGuido 10-26-2022 10:41 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 4everSaint (Post 961865)
Thomas DNP.

What a surprise.

By the way, there were 113 other players who were also listed as "Did Not Practice" or "Out" on today's league wide injuries reports.

What a surprise? No. It's called injuries and it's part of the game. It happens.

Thomas was diagnosed as have a turf toe injury, presumably a grade two which requires about four weeks of recovery. Is there a reason you expected him back before then?

BakoSaint 10-26-2022 11:00 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 961866)
By the way, there were 113 other players who were also listed as "Did Not Practice" or "Out" on today's league wide injuries reports.

What a surprise? No. It's called injuries and it's part of the game. It happens.

Thomas was diagnosed as have a turf toe injury, presumably a grade two which requires about four weeks of recovery. Is there a reason you expected him back before then?

I think that what happened to Victor Cruz’s career is part of the game and whats happening to Michael Thomas’s career is part of the game and its sure looking like the two things are probably the same part of the game.

4everSaint 10-26-2022 11:27 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 961866)
By the way, there were 113 other players who were also listed as "Did Not Practice" or "Out" on today's league wide injuries reports.

What a surprise? No. It's called injuries and it's part of the game. It happens.

Thomas was diagnosed as have a turf toe injury, presumably a grade two which requires about four weeks of recovery. Is there a reason you expected him back before then?

Are you his or the 113 other players’ Team Physician?

AsylumGuido 10-27-2022 07:32 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 4everSaint (Post 961868)
Are you his or the 113 other players’ Team Physician?

Neither. Just someone who reads several hundred Saints related and NFL related qualified news reports every day. You'd be surprised what one can learn if they delve into information beyond an occasional headline.

K Major 10-27-2022 08:42 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 4everSaint (Post 961865)
Thomas DNP.

What a surprise.

Yep. He's been out a while & it's looking like Juice (ankle) is most likely OUT again on Sunday as well.

IMO Chris Olave is the Saint's #1 WR.

SaintFanInATLHELL 10-27-2022 10:46 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 4everSaint (Post 961868)
Are you his or the 113 other players’ Team Physician?

Obviously not. But Guido is right on the money with the recovery time. So, I too don't understand your sarcastic response to the player not practicing when the injury requires 4-6 week to heal.

This is exactly what happened the last time to MT13. Injured the ankle, kept out but not on IR. Comes back in a desperate attempt to help Brees in a playoff game before being fully healed. Reinjured the ankle losing another entire season to rehab/surgery.

The player should not practice nor play until that toe is 100%. If he reinjures it now, he will be lost for the entire remaining season. However, if he comes back next week with the toe 100%, he may be able to play in the remaining 9 games at a high level.

The problem here isn't that the player is injured. The problem is that the fans think that MT13 has quit on the team and is faking the injury not to play. This is a feeling with absolutely no evidence to back it up. "He's not on the field. He must not want to play for the Saints. We should trade him." It's a false narrative. A exact same narrative that folks used for MI22 early in his career, and for exactly the same injury BTW.

Why is it that when a player is highly/over paid for, either in draft picks (Ingram, Davenport), or money (MT13, AK41) that all of a sudden they are supposed to be robots that never get injured? The draft status, nor the money, has changed anything about them as a person, or their injury history/probability/recovery. And it has to be this (money or draft status) because for example no one has said in the last 5 weeks "JW2 isn't practicing? Surprised." or "Landry is out another week. Surprised."

Injured players cannot practice. They cannot play. It doesn't matter their draft status or their bank. I just wish folks would stop whining about it.

SFIAH

AsylumGuido 10-27-2022 10:56 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SaintFanInATLHELL (Post 961883)
Obviously not. But Guido is right on the money with the recovery time. So, I too don't understand your sarcastic response to the player not practicing when the injury requires 4-6 week to heal.

This is exactly what happened the last time to MT13. Injured the ankle, kept out but not on IR. Comes back in a desperate attempt to help Brees in a playoff game before being fully healed. Reinjured the ankle losing another entire season to rehab/surgery.

The player should not practice nor play until that toe is 100%. If he reinjures it now, he will be lost for the entire remaining season. However, if he comes back next week with the toe 100%, he may be able to play in the remaining 9 games at a high level.

The problem here isn't that the player is injured. The problem is that the fans think that MT13 has quit on the team and is faking the injury not to play. This is a feeling with absolutely no evidence to back it up. "He's not on the field. He must not want to play for the Saints. We should trade him." It's a false narrative. A exact same narrative that folks used for MI22 early in his career, and for exactly the same injury BTW.

Why is it that when a player is highly/over paid for, either in draft picks (Ingram, Davenport), or money (MT13, AK41) that all of a sudden they are supposed to be robots that never get injured? The draft status, nor the money, has changed anything about them as a person, or their injury history/probability/recovery. And it has to be this (money or draft status) because for example no one has said in the last 5 weeks "JW2 isn't practicing? Surprised." or "Landry is out another week. Surprised."

Injured players cannot practice. They cannot play. It doesn't matter their draft status or their bank. I just wish folks would stop whining about it.

SFIAH

Amen, and amen.

shawnkytonk 10-27-2022 11:39 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SaintFanInATLHELL (Post 961883)
Obviously not. But Guido is right on the money with the recovery time. So, I too don't understand your sarcastic response to the player not practicing when the injury requires 4-6 week to heal.

This is exactly what happened the last time to MT13. Injured the ankle, kept out but not on IR. Comes back in a desperate attempt to help Brees in a playoff game before being fully healed. Reinjured the ankle losing another entire season to rehab/surgery.

The player should not practice nor play until that toe is 100%. If he reinjures it now, he will be lost for the entire remaining season. However, if he comes back next week with the toe 100%, he may be able to play in the remaining 9 games at a high level.

The problem here isn't that the player is injured. The problem is that the fans think that MT13 has quit on the team and is faking the injury not to play. This is a feeling with absolutely no evidence to back it up. "He's not on the field. He must not want to play for the Saints. We should trade him." It's a false narrative. A exact same narrative that folks used for MI22 early in his career, and for exactly the same injury BTW.

Why is it that when a player is highly/over paid for, either in draft picks (Ingram, Davenport), or money (MT13, AK41) that all of a sudden they are supposed to be robots that never get injured? The draft status, nor the money, has changed anything about them as a person, or their injury history/probability/recovery. And it has to be this (money or draft status) because for example no one has said in the last 5 weeks "JW2 isn't practicing? Surprised." or "Landry is out another week. Surprised."

Injured players cannot practice. They cannot play. It doesn't matter their draft status or their bank. I just wish folks would stop whining about it.

SFIAH

Always nice to see logic in a thread. The whole MT situation makes me question what really happened with Jimmy Graham. Obviously, we won that trade with Seattle, but I loved Jimmy when he was here. I didn't mind the trade due to the rumors about Jimmy leading up to the trade.

spkb25 10-27-2022 12:23 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Always nice to see 3 homosexual males suck each other off on a thread too

AsylumGuido 10-27-2022 02:33 PM

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K Major 10-27-2022 03:47 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Juwan Johnson (hamstring) added to updated Week 8 Saints injury

https://saintswire.usatoday.com/list...-johnson-news/

saintsfan1976 10-27-2022 04:00 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by K Major (Post 961948)
Juwan Johnson (hamstring) added to updated Week 8 Saints injury

https://saintswire.usatoday.com/list...-johnson-news/

We're running out of space in the trainer's room!

K Major 10-28-2022 10:43 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
This isn't official however expect the Saints to NOT have these guys on Sunday:

Marshon Lattimore
Roby
Jarvis Landry
Adam Trautman

``````````````````````

Adebo
Peat
Juwan
Kirkwood

All questionable at best.

What the hell is going on with this Saint's medical staff? Wasn't the new guy Dr. Matt Rhea (strength & conditioning) supposed to be an upgrade?

It's hard to win but even harder with 4, or 5 STARTERS out every single week.

mapcow 10-28-2022 11:03 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 961866)
By the way, there were 113 other players who were also listed as "Did Not Practice" or "Out" on today's league wide injuries reports.

What a surprise? No. It's called injuries and it's part of the game. It happens.

Thomas was diagnosed as have a turf toe injury, presumably a grade two which requires about four weeks of recovery. Is there a reason you expected him back before then?


It is called a contract..... the prima donna has been a non factor for 3 years. Is there a reason..... :rofl::bng:

Maybe the prima donna not excepting the money and spreading it amongst ohters for potential players and possiby winners...ya know... team mentalilty as opposed to my toe is injured. Again ... 3 years... no play for pay.:bng:

Rugby Saint II 10-28-2022 03:36 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by K Major (Post 961998)
This isn't official however expect the Saints to NOT have these guys on Sunday:

Marshon Lattimore
Roby
Jarvis Landry
Adam Trautman

``````````````````````

Adebo
Peat
Juwan
Kirkwood

All questionable at best.

What the hell is going on with this Saint's medical staff? Wasn't the new guy Dr. Matt Rhea (strength & conditioning) supposed to be an upgrade?

It's hard to win but even harder with 4, or 5 STARTERS out every single week.

Not many of these injuries fall under a soft tissue category, which is Dr. Rhea's specialty. This team is snake bit without a doubt. Maybe we should get a new coach and bring in a voodoo doctor as well to consult with Matt Rhea.

Dang, I thought Katrina washed our sins away. Apparently not.

K Major 10-28-2022 03:56 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Friday's final injury report vs Las Vegas Raiders :

Michael Thomas - OUT
Jarvis Landry - OUT
M Lattimore - OUT

-----------------------------------

Adam Trautman - questionable
Andrus Peat - questionable
Paulson Adebo - questionable
Juwan Johnson - questionable
David Onyemata - questionable (I'm sure he plays. David never misses work)

Bradley Roby - IR (added on 10/25/22)

Source - > https://sports.yahoo.com/david-onyem...hssrp_catchall

Boston Saint 10-28-2022 05:13 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Glad I’m gonna have a hangover for the game. Maybe I’ll be able to sleep through it.

cmike 10-28-2022 05:27 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by K Major (Post 962022)
Friday's final injury report vs Las Vegas Raiders :

Michael Thomas - OUT
Jarvis Landry - OUT
M Lattimore - OUT

-----------------------------------

Adam Trautman - questionable
Andrus Peat - questionable
Paulson Adebo - questionable
Juwan Johnson - questionable
David Onyemata - questionable (I'm sure he plays. David never misses work)
Bradley Roby - IR (added on 10/25/22)

Source - > https://sports.yahoo.com/david-onyem...hssrp_catchall

We’re a good enough team to win without all of these guys. We prove it every week but always find ways to F22$ it up.

BakoSaint 10-28-2022 10:34 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cmike (Post 962027)
We’re a good enough team to win without all of these guys. We prove it every week but always find ways to F22$ it up.

Most games are close so most teams prove this every week. Usually the super bowl winners are teams that show during the seasonthat they can blow out some weaker opponents not just play good enough to maybe win sometimes.

What Michael Thomas has been proving every week is the comparison of his career trajectory to that of Victor Cruz.

K Major 10-29-2022 10:05 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BakoSaint (Post 962032)

What Michael Thomas has been proving every week is the comparison of his career trajectory to that of Victor Cruz.

Everyone wants to believe MT is improving but when you listen to DA in these interviews, he tip toes around the real questions as it pertains to injuries.

The Saints are 2-5 & still finding ways to lose on Sundays.

Enough with the cloak and dagger nonsense. Jameis (foot/back), MT (turf toe/ankle), Latt (abdomen) etc. Just come clean with the report.

Rugby Saint II 10-29-2022 11:40 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by K Major (Post 962035)
Everyone wants to believe MT is improving but when you listen to DA in these interviews, he tip toes around the real questions as it pertains to injuries.

The Saints are 2-5 & still finding ways to lose on Sundays.

Enough with the cloak and dagger nonsense. Jameis (foot/back), MT (turf toe/ankle), Latt (abdomen) etc. Just come clean with the report.

It ain't happening. He learned from Sean Payton to be tight-lipped about injuries. Why give the other team any information?

Rugby Saint II 10-29-2022 11:42 AM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Dennis Allen learned from Sean Payton to be tight-lipped with his injury reports. Why give any information to the teams you're playing?

K Major 10-29-2022 12:36 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 962042)
Dennis Allen learned from Sean Payton to be tight-lipped with his injury reports. Why give any information to the teams you're playing?

What "info" ? lol, this offense has been as PREDICTABLE as they come.

No creativity, no wrinkles, gadgets. We prefer to trot old man Ingram out there for 2 yards and a cloud of dust or target Trequan Smith 5 times a game :rolleyes:.

Taysom & the rookie Shahid aren't utilized in 2nd half of games. You don't need to be a scientist to read the Saints offense 7 games in.

Sean Payton and Dennis Allen should NEVER be used in the same sentence.

Rugby Saint II 10-29-2022 02:28 PM

Re: Saints Injury Report (Wed): 2022 Week 8 vs. Las Vegas Raiders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by K Major (Post 962048)
What "info" ? lol, this offense has been as PREDICTABLE as they come.

No creativity, no wrinkles, gadgets. We prefer to trot old man Ingram out there for 2 yards and a cloud of dust or target Trequan Smith 5 times a game :rolleyes:.

Taysom & the rookie Shahid aren't utilized in 2nd half of games. You don't need to be a scientist to read the Saints offense 7 games in.

Sean Payton and Dennis Allen should NEVER be used in the same sentence.

The point I was trying to make is that the Saints try not to allow the other team to game plan for just one player if he's questionable. On the other hand, you're right about the coaching and the bad calls. Dennis Allen does not seem to know how to utilize his offensive players. He is a defensive coach and this extra responsibility has caused his defense to slide along with injuries.


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