Saints predictions anyone?

[mlmdub130]

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

I am concerned about the hit that Campbell took at the end of the game, especially with the recent emphasis from the league on head injuries. What is his latest status? What has his practice status been this week?

he will be starting according to zorn

[AsylumGuido]

Originally Posted by mlmdub130

he will be starting according to zorn

Okay, thanks. I hadn't been able to find much on the situation. Still, I don't see much difference this week. Campbell should be seeing a solid barrage of corner and safety blitzes.

[calia]

My bigger concern is that it looks like we will be without Hall. That is bad. Very bad. News & Notes: Hall 'Doubtful' For Saints Game

[AsylumGuido]

Originally Posted by calia

My bigger concern is that it looks like we will be without Hall. That is bad. Very bad.

True. I had seen that. But, I still expect the Saints to be keeping to the ground quite a bit. Although, Payton will still take a few shots down field just to keep the defense on their heels.

[mlmdub130]

Originally Posted by calia

My bigger concern is that it looks like we will be without Hall. That is bad. Very bad. News & Notes: Hall 'Doubtful' For Saints Game

didn't he come back in and play more in the cboys game after he kneed homo? how long do sprained knees usually take

i'm glad to see hanyesworth practiced a little bit yesterday, hopefully he is laying off the nachos and beer, we will need him against the saints rush

[AsylumGuido]

Originally Posted by mlmdub130

didn't he come back in and play more in the cboys game after he kneed homo? how long do sprained knees usually take

i'm glad to see hanyesworth practiced a little bit yesterday, hopefully he is laying off the nachos and beer, we will need him against the saints rush

If it's an MCL it usually takes 2-4 weeks depending upon position. A lineman that requires little lateral movement could be back toward the lower end, but a skill position player like a WR, RB, CB or safety would definitely require the upper end. The Saints' Mike Bell, Pierre Thomas and currently Tracey Porter all missed, or will miss, the full four weeks with that injury. Nose tackle Sedrick Ellis also missed four weeks, but could have came back as early as two weeks, but Payton held him out until the Patriots game to have him at his healthiest.