Saints Quarterback Drew Brees and running back Alvin Kamara were limited at practice yesterday, but their injuries are not considered serious and they are expected to play in Sunday’s critical NFC South matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Receivers Michael Thomas and Marquez Callaway were also limited and wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders was back at practice in a sign that he’s off the COVID-19 list.

So it looks like New Orleans will have a lot of its offensive weapons for Sunday night’s game against Tom Brady and Tampa. The Black and Gold beat the Bucs 34-23 in the season opener. Coach Sean Payton says the Bucs offense has improved since then…
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And Tampa is adding seven-time pro bowl receiver Antonio Brown, who is set to play his first game since week two of the 2019 season.

LSU Quarterback Myles Brennan tried to practice yesterday, but Coach Ed Orgeron said on his radio show it did not go well and he’s very doubtful for the Alabama game on November 14th. If Brennan can’t play, Orgeron has said freshmen TJ Finley and Max Johnson will compete during practice to see who starts.

The Ragin Cajuns play their first home game since October 14th when they host Arkansas State for homecoming on Saturday. Louisiana is 5-1 while the Red Wolves are 3-and-4 and have lost two in a row and scored just 17 points in those two defeats. But Cajuns Coach Billy Napier says Arkansas State is more than capable…
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Kick-off is at 11 AM