Lattimore Ready To Go?
 

Saints' Dennis Allen hopeful Marshon Lattimore 'ready to go' for Thursday's game vs. Falcons | NOLA.com

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I don't see why he wouldn't be; it was a game-time decision yesterday after-all...

Just hope he's able to get a few good days of practice in...

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If he can shore up Coolio then Crawley can handle Shanunu.

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If he’s not ready keep him out. We need him for the playoffs.

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Exactly, Atlanta are two games behind us. If we have to hold him out for this one, he will easily be back by the time we play them in the Dome.

If we can win whilst letting him get healthy, then that is an absolute god send as to how dangerous we could become further down the line.

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We need him this game. A win, we can rest him the rest of the way till playoffs if his ankle injury persist.

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I need some more Baldy Breakdowns of Lattimore so I hope the young buck is ready lol.

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Falcons will be leaving it all on the field this one. They are backed into a corner. If he can play he needs to be out there. Julio is also not healthy so they should pair up well together.

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I think they held him out versus Carolina because their WR’s aren’t that great, and it gave him 5 extra days to heal 100%.
Atlanta has the WRs that we’ll need a healthy ML for.

Atlanta is in trouble, we can put another nail in their coffin Thursday

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Pretty much my exact thoughts as well. I wasn't surprised that they decided to sit him, and I thought it was the right call. If he played and aggravated it even just slightly then he would've been facing a short week to recover, and facing much better individual competition. I think he should be close to 100% and I'll take that all day and every play on Sunday.

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Play him now, and let him recover for 10 days. Next up is the Jets.
PJ on Sanu or Julio? scary

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They all count from here on. If he’s ready to go play him.

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God I hope he plays I hate the Fail-Clowns. I mean hate. It's visceral...

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I hate the failclowns like a Jew hates Hitler!

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dilly dilly ------ danno for el presidente:love:

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The dilly dilly has been released. He will play!

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Lattimore covering Jones and Crawley covering Sanu and I really like our chances...

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Fingers crossed............if not we still have PJ Williams who ain't half bad

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We may need PJ in the slot to cover Gabriel; I don't think Vaccaro is quick enough...

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Julio has struggled this season against strong CB's and Lattimore is one of them. I doubt he gets more than 4 catches for junk.

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According to very early Thursday morning reports by ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the New Orleans Saints should have both Marshon Lattimore and Mark Ingram available for tonight’s game against the Atlanta Falcons.

Lattimore has been dealing with an ankle injury ever since the game against the Washington Redskins, which has forced him to miss the team’s past two games. It was reported that he was expected to play against the Panthers on Sunday, but after pre-game tests, the Saints held him out. Julio Jones and Atlanta’s passing game clearly poses a threat, but Dennis Allen should have his defense ready. Ken Crawley (abdomen) and P.J. Williams (shoulder) should be good to go as well.

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Julio is not a strong threat. He only has ONE TD all seasoning barring the one stupid 250 yard game against the worst secondary in the NFL.

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As long as the Saints don't turn the ball over or commit a lot of penalties there is no way the failclowns win tonight!

38-21 Saints!