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The New Orleans Saints could be without a key offensive lineman for four to six weeks after suffering an injury on Sunday.
The Miami Dolphins just signed Cal Adomitis a week ago. They needed a long snapper in case of injury, and he was the player they chose in free agency. Now, Adomitis is already gone. Such is the life on an NFL practice squad.
During their upset win against the Baltimore Ravens last week, the Saints averaged more than 14 yards per play when needing 7 or more yards on third down. Tyler Shough has been excellent, but he’s gotten a lot of help.
Baltimore led 17-9 after three quarters, but for the second straight week, Shough showcased his comeback ability for New Orleans.
Jesse Minter addresses the Ravens' latest collapse against the Saints and explains what went wrong in crucial moments.
The New Orleans Saints have just four receivers on their 53-man roster. Only three of them practiced Wednesday.
The New Orleans Saints host the Las Vegas Raiders at Caesars Superdome on Sept. 27 and USA TODAY's NFL experts have locked in their picks for the action.
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Saints place Banks on IR, reach injury settlement with Estime and sign long snapper Adomitis
New Orleans Saints starting left tackle and 2025 top draft choice Kelvin Banks Jr. has been placed on injured reserve following a procedure to repair a high ankle sprain, the club announced on Wednesday.