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NFL Week 2: Initial injury report for Saints vs. Panthers Player Wednesday Thursday Friday Game Status LB Kwon Alexander, elbow DNP CB Marshon Lattimore, hand DNP DE Marcus Davenport, shoulder DNP DE Tanoh Kpassagnon, calf DNP C Erik McCoy, calf DNP QB Trevor Semien, illness DNP DB PJ Williams, back DNP LB Pete Werner, hamstring DNP DB C.J. Gardner-Johnson, knee Limited LB Chase Hansen, groin Limited Here you go!

And I somehow don't care that you don't care. Carry on.

A little input here from the other side. The Saints strengths lie in the lines, offense primarily, and then defense. The defensive line is coached by NC State's great Ryan Nielsen. It is deep and long. Games are won and lost in the trenches, as we all know.

LOL! Gotcha! But top three SAT out of the school that year. Headed to NCSU. Not born in NC, however. Air Force brat.

Read AND write, Kung. Is that something rare?

I crawled out of North Carolina. Graduated from Southern Wayne.

The object is to score.

Nope. Close to my prediction. Saints 31-16. Winston 2 TD's passing, zero picks. Defense picks Darnold twice and sacks him five times. Kamara scores twice.

Come now. You'll be tickled shitless to see that play for the Panthers.

Yeah, nice play call by Payton to get the open look on that second TD.

This is "completely uncovered"?

They didn't need much passing. They couldn't be stopped on the ground. Still had five passing YTD's, however. That's all that matters, right?

I've been a member here almost as long as you.

You do realize that the Saints train in the 90+ temperatures of South Louisiana with 90% plus humidity, right? It'll fill like an pleasant Autumn evening to them if the weather is like you predict. By the way, I went to NCSU in Raleigh noticing your name.

Okay, I'll give you a little input on the weapons available for the Saints. In addition to Kamara at RB is Tony Jones, Jr. He's a Darren Sproles type player with more size. He's quick to the hole and tough to bring down. Also useful in the passing game. At TE there's Juwan Johnson, a big bodied (6'5" 250) converted WR with very good hands and leaping ability. He's scored twice last week on three catches and three targets. Also at TE is Adam Trautman who has drawn comparisons with Kelce and Kittle. At WR is Marcus Callaway (preseason stud), Deonte Harris (quick and fast with great hands - TD last week), Veteran WR Chris Hogan (TD last week, as well), Ty Montgomery, and finally Lil'Jordan Humphrey who is anything but little at 6'4" 210.

The players that hauled in the other four TD's are among the weapons. You'll be better acquainted with them after the game, I assure you. Oh, and Winston had 30 picks to go with his 33 TD's in 2019 under Bruce Arians' "No risk it, no biscuit" offensive scheme. As for Brady last year, he was struggling until they abandoned Arians' offense and having weapons like Gronkowski, Antonio Brown, and Leonard Fournette which were not available to Winston had some impact, wouldn't you think?

By the way, you do realize that your QB (Darnold) threw more interceptions (11) last season than TD's (9), right? That's something that Winston never accomplished.

It is amazing what a year learning discipline from a QB legend and great coaching can accomplish. Not to mention Lasik surgery.

I'm thinking you do not understand the context of this film clip. Very ironic.

The Saints will have all the players that played the vast majority of the game against the Packers last week. Lattimore is the only one that is questionable, but CB Bradley Roby will be active. He wasn't available in week one. But, you are correct in that Michael Thomas and David Onyemata will be available week 17. But, by then the Saints may already have the playoff slot guaranteed and be resting players.

Week one is the only home game the Saints will miss. Games two and three were road games anyway. The mayor has already said the Dome is ready for their next game against the Giants on October 3rd. I'll be there in section 229.

He's on PUP. Not eligible to return to active roster until week eight. Since he's been vaccinated he can return to facilities immediately with two negative tests 24 hours apart. Same for all the coaches and the nutritionist.

I doubt both. But good luck.

Of course. I've been back after games here before. Why? I've been a member here since November 2010.

Certainly not by the Carolina team. Keep dreaming.