Michael Thomas out of another practice Thursday

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It looks like the Saints are likely going to be without wide receiver Michael Thomas against the Packers this weekend.

Thomas was listed as not participating on Wednesday’s estimated practice report and he didn’t take part in Thursday’s actual return to the practice field. Thomas suffered a high-ankle sprain against the Buccaneers in Week One and didn’t practice at all last week before missing Monday night’s loss to the Raiders.

The Saints opted not to put Thomas on injured reserve, which would have ruled him out for three games. That suggested they expected him back inside that timeframe, but his continued absence from practice makes that far from a sure thing.

Linebacker Chase Hansen (hip) and defensive tackle Malcom Brown (foot) also missed practice. Defensive end Marcus Davenport (elbow) went from an estimated absence from practice to limited participation.

12 responses to “Michael Thomas out of another practice Thursday

  1. Brees will probably be fine without him. Other guys can probably catch 5-yard slants 65% of the time.

  2. YouEnjoyMyself says:
    September 24, 2020 at 5:26 pm
    Brees will probably be fine without him. Other guys can probably catch 5-yard slants 65% of the time.
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    Other guys other than Emmanuel Sanders aka The Invisible Man.

  3. Ok #1 Brees always jumps on throws.
    #2 high ankle sprains are 6-8 week injuries unless there’s some new brace for the syndesmosis joint between the tibia and fibula I’ve never heard of.
    If it’s truly a HAS he should be put on IR in 2 weeks to give him the full 6 to recover. With the new IR rules I’m unsure how the 6 week recovery effects the team.

  4. Been waiting for some of these old QB’s to start showing their age. Some of these coaches have been spoiled forever, riding the coat tails of the QB. Now let’s see them succeed with average QB play.

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