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AsylumGuido 09-14-2023 03:48 PM

Injury report - Week 2 - Saints @ Panthers
 
Carolina Panthers injury report

CB Jaycee Horn (hamstring): DNP
WR D.J. Chark (hamstring): Limited
RT Taylor Moton (biceps): Limited

New Orleans Saints injury report

S J.T. Gray (shoulder): Limited
RB Kendre Miller (hamstring): Limited
RT Ryan Ramczyk (rest): Limited
TE Jimmy Graham (rest): Limited
TE Juwan Johnson (calf): Limited

AsylumGuido 09-14-2023 03:49 PM

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Excellent news with only three players who all practiced on this week's report and two (Miller and Gray) of whom didn't practice at all last week!

AsylumGuido 09-14-2023 03:50 PM

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AsylumGuido 09-15-2023 02:38 PM

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AsylumGuido 09-15-2023 02:43 PM

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The Friday report is out! Juwan full.


Rugby Saint II 09-16-2023 12:42 PM

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Just Stay Healthy Boys!

AsylumGuido 09-16-2023 12:56 PM

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AsylumGuido 09-16-2023 12:59 PM

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Rugby Saint II 09-16-2023 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 979873)

Matt Rhea likes to give his players ample time to heal rather than rushing them back from injury. Williams showed us last week that if you give him a hole he'll run through it, like he di late in the game. Don't rush Miller back too soon. Williams said "Hold my beer. I've got this!"

AsylumGuido 09-16-2023 01:55 PM

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AsylumGuido 09-16-2023 02:26 PM

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Rugby Saint II 09-17-2023 01:14 PM

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Let Foskey heal so he doesn't reinjure himself. Rest and ice is what I recommend. Oh yeah, elevate it too. Do you concur doctor?

AsylumGuido 09-17-2023 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 979895)
Let Foskey heal so he doesn't reinjure himself. Rest and ice is what I recommend. Oh yeah, elevate it too. Do you concur doctor?

Foskey isn't injured. Nor has he been. I think you may be confusing him with our other rookie DL, Bresee, Rugs.

SmashMouth 09-18-2023 10:06 AM

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Some insight on turf toe and how bad it can get.


iceshack149 09-18-2023 01:29 PM

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Will we see Kendre tonight?

AsylumGuido 09-18-2023 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by iceshack149 (Post 979954)
Will we see Kendre tonight?

Brooke, Triplett and Underhill doubt it from what they've seen.

K Major 09-18-2023 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by iceshack149 (Post 979954)
Will we see Kendre tonight?

Underhill stated that he's practicing but with a wrap around the hamstring.

I hope he sits & heals completely.

There is too much football left in the season & it's a grind.

darstep 09-18-2023 02:34 PM

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It's hard to totally heal during the season.
Things might get better but they still have to stay in shape to play.
Staying out of the scruff helps alot and may just nagg for the rest of the season.
Hopefully, most stay healthy all year.
Good health is paramount to going deep in Jan-Feb.

iceshack149 09-18-2023 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by K Major (Post 979956)
Underhill stated that he's practicing but with a wrap around the hamstring.

I hope he sits & heals completely.

There is too much football left in the season & it's a grind.

I'm eager to see this kid play but certainly want him to be relatively healthy before he plays.

Boston Saint 09-18-2023 03:10 PM

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I’m tired of drafting guys that can’t stay on the field.

K Major 09-18-2023 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 979963)
I’m tired of drafting guys that can’t stay on the field.

Rasheed Shahid has entered the chat:p

Coming off of that torn ACL at Weber St, I assumed his rookie
season would be simply a “red shirt” year.

Boy was I wrong.

But Boston, I get it 💯. Davenport, Payton Turner, Anazalone all had
medical red flags in college yet Saints still gambled on em.

AsylumGuido 09-18-2023 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 979963)
I’m tired of drafting guys that can’t stay on the field.

Maybe we need to get someone other than you to draft them then.

:D

AsylumGuido 09-18-2023 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by K Major (Post 979965)
Rasheed Shahid has entered the chat:p

Coming off of that torn ACL at Weber St, I assumed his rookie
season would be simply a “red shirt” year.

Boy was I wrong.

But Boston, I get it 💯. Davenport, Payton Turner, Anazalone all had
medical red flags in college yet Saints still gambled on em.

ALL team draft players with some injury history. There aren't many players that exit college that haven't encountered some sort of injury during their short careers. That's why football is called the 100% injury sport.

BakoSaint 09-18-2023 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by K Major (Post 979965)
Rasheed Shahid has entered the chat:p

Coming off of that torn ACL at Weber St, I assumed his rookie
season would be simply a “red shirt” year.

Boy was I wrong.

But Boston, I get it 💯. Davenport, Payton Turner, Anazalone all had
medical red flags in college yet Saints still gambled on em.

But Rasheed Shaheed was not drafted, so we didn't draft a guy coming off serious injuries in his case. We gambled house money. Had we been able to acquire Marcus Davenport as an undrafted free agent he would have been one of our top 10 or 20 undrafted free agent finds of the last decade.

In my view if you go to the store and you see a shirt that you like but its missing a button, you try to get it half off. If you are buying a used car and it has a salvage title and the engine makes noise you expect to pay less. You don't pay full price on optimistic upside. And then if you have a long commute to a new job where you have to prove yourself quickly to stay on, you don't but that salvage car with the engine noise as your daily commute vehicle.

Likewise when we acquire injured players we should only do so at a discount. That should be a real discount, ie a discount relative to what they have actually showed on the field, not relative to the most optimistic possible scenario of what they might have shown on the field, or else top high school recruits would just try to stay injured all of college to guarantee first round pick status. And if we can get a player off a discount because of college injuries, we have to realize there is risk and prepare for that risk, not pencil them in as a starter with no backup plan and draw up a generous long term extension the second they manage to play 10 games in a row.

I am not especially familiar with Davenport and Turner's college injury histories. Alex Analzone and Taysom Hill had very extensive college injury histories. For many years we counted too much on Analzone being healthy when all the history told us he would not be. I am generally of the opinion that Taysom Hill has only been kept healthy through limited use and is still a ticking time bomb. I guess its possible a player becomes durable in their mid-30's like reverse-Cam-Newton but I am doubting it.

K Major 09-18-2023 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by BakoSaint (Post 979973)
But Rasheed Shaheed was not drafted, so we didn't draft a guy coming off serious injuries in his case. We gambled house money. Had we been able to acquire Marcus Davenport as an undrafted free agent he would have been one of our top 10 or 20 undrafted free agent finds of the last decade.

In my view if you go to the store and you see a shirt that you like but its missing a button, you try to get it half off. If you are buying a used car and it has a salvage title and the engine makes noise you expect to pay less. You don't pay full price on optimistic upside. And then if you have a long commute to a new job where you have to prove yourself quickly to stay on, you don't but that salvage car with the engine noise as your daily commute vehicle.

Likewise when we acquire injured players we should only do so at a discount. That should be a real discount, ie a discount relative to what they have actually showed on the field, not relative to the most optimistic possible scenario of what they might have shown on the field, or else top high school recruits would just try to stay injured all of college to guarantee first round pick status. And if we can get a player off a discount because of college injuries, we have to realize there is risk and prepare for that risk, not pencil them in as a starter with no backup plan and draw up a generous long term extension the second they manage to play 10 games in a row.

I am not especially familiar with Davenport and Turner's college injury histories. Alex Analzone and Taysom Hill had very extensive college injury histories. For many years we counted too much on Analzone being healthy when all the history told us he would not be. I am generally of the opinion that Taysom Hill has only been kept healthy through limited use and is still a ticking time bomb. I guess its possible a player becomes durable in their mid-30's like reverse-Cam-Newton but I am doubting it.

That’s a lot to unpack .. btw Taysom Hill wasn’t drafted by New Orleans.

I”ll dumb it down for some (not speaking to you specifically) … I wouldn’t have touched Turner OR Davenport in the first round & Ha”ouli Kakaha in rd 2 either.

Thor (Alex A) would have been off my board all together.

To Boston’s earlier point, leave some of these guys with questionable medicals coming out of college alone. Especially in rd 1. Let em sit someone else’s injury report.

AsylumGuido 09-18-2023 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by BakoSaint (Post 979973)
But Rasheed Shaheed was not drafted, so we didn't draft a guy coming off serious injuries in his case. We gambled house money. Had we been able to acquire Marcus Davenport as an undrafted free agent he would have been one of our top 10 or 20 undrafted free agent finds of the last decade.

In my view if you go to the store and you see a shirt that you like but its missing a button, you try to get it half off. If you are buying a used car and it has a salvage title and the engine makes noise you expect to pay less. You don't pay full price on optimistic upside. And then if you have a long commute to a new job where you have to prove yourself quickly to stay on, you don't but that salvage car with the engine noise as your daily commute vehicle.

Likewise when we acquire injured players we should only do so at a discount. That should be a real discount, ie a discount relative to what they have actually showed on the field, not relative to the most optimistic possible scenario of what they might have shown on the field, or else top high school recruits would just try to stay injured all of college to guarantee first round pick status. And if we can get a player off a discount because of college injuries, we have to realize there is risk and prepare for that risk, not pencil them in as a starter with no backup plan and draw up a generous long term extension the second they manage to play 10 games in a row.

I am not especially familiar with Davenport and Turner's college injury histories. Alex Analzone and Taysom Hill had very extensive college injury histories. For many years we counted too much on Analzone being healthy when all the history told us he would not be. I am generally of the opinion that Taysom Hill has only been kept healthy through limited use and is still a ticking time bomb. I guess its possible a player becomes durable in their mid-30's like reverse-Cam-Newton but I am doubting it.

Anzalone has become pretty durable for the Lions. He has started 33 of 37 games for them since 2021 including the last 19 straight. In his four previous seasons with us he started 20 of 64. Perhaps we were too impatient and should have waited.

dizzle88 09-18-2023 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 979977)
Anzalone has become pretty durable for the Lions. He has started 33 of 37 games for them since 2021 including the last 19 straight. In his four previous seasons with us he started 20 of 64. Perhaps we were too impatient and should have waited.

Meh, I think we were due an upgrade regardless, which Werner definitely is.

BakoSaint 09-18-2023 05:19 PM

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Taysom Hill was not drafted by us, thats good, but we did overpay him, which is also not good when durability is a major concern. We did initially acquire him at a discount, but when his contract was expired we threw that discount out the window.

Analzone has somehow become durable but not good. He is a mediocre linebacker on a trash defense. If this case our impatience paid off with drafting Peter Werner and letting Analzone walk. Analzone's PFF was actually higher in 2020 before we let him walk than it has been in any season with the Lions. He is just getting a lot of playing time now.

AsylumGuido 09-18-2023 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by dizzle88 (Post 979978)
Meh, I think we were due an upgrade regardless, which Werner definitely is.

Yup. I agree. Just saying injuries early does not mean injuries later.

iceshack149 09-18-2023 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by BakoSaint (Post 979979)
Taysom Hill was not drafted by us, thats good, but we did overpay him, which is also not good when durability is a major concern. We did initially acquire him at a discount, but when his contract was expired we threw that discount out the window.

Analzone has somehow become durable but not good. He is a mediocre linebacker on a trash defense. If this case our impatience paid off with drafting Peter Werner and letting Analzone walk. Analzone's PFF was actually higher in 2020 before we let him walk than it has been in any season with the Lions. He is just getting a lot of playing time now.

Yeah but that contract was/is full of incentives that Hill will never meet. The kid is an amazing football talent (one of the best football players ever according to Ross Tucker! (https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...U&opi=89978449)) so spending money on him while playing him sparingly is fine by me. If the Saints get down in a game while the offense is struggling, put this guy in a few plays and the game has a good chance of changing tides. Especially if it's a home game.

WhoDat!656 09-18-2023 06:20 PM

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anyone have a link?

rezburna 09-18-2023 06:22 PM

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I wish I could see more of the field in these broadcasts.

rezburna 09-18-2023 06:26 PM

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Carolina doing everything I want the Saints to do. Motion. Stacks. Trips.

rezburna 09-18-2023 06:45 PM

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They try to hide it with a 2 deep shell but it’s Cover 3 Match.

rezburna 09-18-2023 06:48 PM

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I hate Carmichael.

MarchingOn 09-18-2023 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 979977)
Anzalone has become pretty durable for the Lions. He has started 33 of 37 games for them since 2021 including the last 19 straight. In his four previous seasons with us he started 20 of 64. Perhaps we were too impatient and should have waited.

The biggest trouble with Anzalone (and likely why we let him go) was he very athletically sped right into the trash.

And, would make tackles many yards downfield after big gains. Not good vs the run. Looked athletic, though.

I watched him every play at the Sr Bowl wanting to draft him (or someone) to fix our run defense problem. He was disappointing and I was disappointed.

So glad the left.

leilung 09-20-2023 01:21 AM

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With Williams likely out for a minute with a hammy, what is the possibility of them making another offer to Kareem Hunt? We're super thin at RB and AK41 is still out for 2 more weeks.

iceshack149 09-20-2023 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by leilung (Post 980368)
With Williams likely out for a minute with a hammy, what is the possibility of them making another offer to Kareem Hunt? We're super thin at RB and AK41 is still out for 2 more weeks.

One week. And Kendre Miller might be back this week. I think Tony Jones jr. is sufficient for one more week until Kamara returns.

AsylumGuido 09-20-2023 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by leilung (Post 980368)
With Williams likely out for a minute with a hammy, what is the possibility of them making another offer to Kareem Hunt? We're super thin at RB and AK41 is still out for 2 more weeks.

The Browns just signed Hunt. No surprise there.

Boston Saint 09-20-2023 12:36 PM

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I’d try to trade for Cam Akers.


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