Saints Add Defensive Lineman to Thursday Injury Report
Bryan Bresee appeared on the New Orleans Saints’ Thursday injury report due to a back issue. The third-year defensive lineman, who has never missed a game in his career, was listed as a limited participant in practice. It remains unclear whether the injury occurred during the session.
This season, Bresee has started all nine games, recording 1.5 sacks and two tackles for loss while playing a career-high 71% of defensive snaps.
Other Player Updates
- Right tackle Taliese Fuaga continued to miss practice because of the ankle injury he suffered against the Los Angeles Rams. He said he likely will not play against the Carolina Panthers, the team’s final game before their bye week.
- Defensive tackle Davon Godchaux followed his usual Thursday rest schedule.
Those two players were the only Saints not in attendance at Thursday’s practice session.
Remaining Injury Notes
- Running back Alvin Kamara (ankle) and tight end Jack Stoll (ankle) were limited participants.
- Quarterback Taysom Hill (knee), defensive end Cameron Jordan (ankle), and defensive end Jonah Williams (shoulder) practiced fully.
Opponent Update
The Carolina Panthers upgraded running back Rico Dowdle (quadriceps) to limited participation after missing Wednesday’s practice.
"Bryan Bresee was added to the New Orleans Saints injury report Thursday with a back injury."
Author’s summary: Bryan Bresee’s back injury headlines Thursday’s Saints report, while Taliese Fuaga remains sidelined and the rest of the team sees limited changes.
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