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NFL analysts preview the league’s pre-draft scene, highlighting how spending-floor constraints shape talks around hype-filled prospects and a possible contract extension for Saints receiver Chris Olave.
ESPN’s 2025 rookie-class rankings highlight the New Orleans Saints as having one of the league’s most productive rookie groups, while Chris Olave rebounds from an eight-game 2024 to post a career-best season with 100 receptions, 1,163 yards and 9 touchdowns for the Saints.
The article discusses potential NFL trade candidates ahead of the 2025 deadline, highlighting key players like Maxx Crosby, Tariq Woolen, and Chris Olave, analyzing their current situations, team needs, and the likelihood of trades, with most signs pointing to some players being sold or bought based on team strategies and performance.
Saints' Alvin Kamara and Chris Olave addressed ongoing trade rumors, with Kamara expressing his desire to stay in New Orleans and Olave acknowledging the speculation as part of the business, amid the team's struggles and injuries.
The article discusses the potential for the Seahawks to trade for Saints players Rashid Shaheed or Chris Olave around the NFL trade deadline, highlighting Shaheed's role as a deep threat and Olave's potential despite injury concerns, with a focus on how these moves could impact Seattle's roster and playoff aspirations.
The article discusses top fantasy football picks for 2025, highlighting George Kittle's consistent elite performance and injury resilience, Chris Olave's potential as a top receiver with new offensive schemes and concussion concerns, Jordan Mason’s backup role and upside with the Vikings, and Trevor Lawrence's fluctuating fantasy value amid offensive changes and injury history.
The New Orleans Saints' second day of training camp saw their offense struggle to start, with notable player Chris Olave catching passes during practice. The article encourages readers to subscribe for more exclusive content and community engagement.
Saints wide receiver Chris Olave will be placed on injured reserve due to a concussion suffered in last Sunday's game against the Panthers, ruling him out for at least four games. This is Olave's second concussion of the season, and he has consulted specialists to determine a recovery plan. The move mirrors the Dolphins' approach with Tua Tagovailoa earlier this season.
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave is expected to be placed on injured reserve due to his second concussion of the season, sidelining him for at least four games. This marks his fourth career concussion and raises concerns about his future in the 2024 season. Olave, a 2022 first-round pick, has had two 1,000-yard seasons but has yet to complete a full season due to injuries. The Saints face additional challenges at the receiver position with other injuries as they prepare to host the Atlanta Falcons.
The New Orleans Saints are considering placing wide receiver Chris Olave on injured reserve due to his two concussions this season, with interim coach Darren Rizzi stating that the decision is still pending. Olave, who has had four confirmed concussions in his NFL career, is consulting with specialists to determine the best course of action for his long-term health. He is currently ruled out for the upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons, along with several other injured Saints players.
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave was released from the hospital after suffering his second concussion of the season during a game against the Carolina Panthers. Olave, who has a history of head injuries, will enter the NFL's concussion protocol. The incident occurred when Olave was hit in the head and neck area, leading to his immediate removal from the game. Despite switching to a new helmet for better protection, Olave was injured again, raising concerns about his safety and recovery.
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave suffered his second concussion of the season during a game against the Carolina Panthers, leading to criticism of quarterback Derek Carr by former teammate Michael Thomas. Thomas blamed Carr for Olave's injury, continuing a pattern of public criticism against him. Carr responded by expressing regret over the situation and confusion over Thomas's animosity, while emphasizing his concern for Olave's well-being. Olave, who has a history of concussions, was evaluated at a hospital but later flew home with the team.
Rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud leads the Houston Texans to their first playoff berth in four years with a 23-19 victory over the Indianapolis Colts, securing the AFC South title. Stroud's standout performance earns him the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year honors, as he becomes the first rookie quarterback in NFL history to lead the league in touchdown-to-interception ratio. Meanwhile, Chris Olave caps his season with a circus-catch touchdown for the New Orleans Saints, and Terry McLaurin hits 1,000 receiving yards for the fourth straight year with the Washington Commanders. Additionally, 20 former Ohio State players are set to compete in the NFL playoffs, with several standout performances from Buckeyes across the league.
Rookie running back Kendre Miller is inactive for the Saints' Thursday night matchup against the Rams due to an ankle injury, while receiver Chris Olave is active after missing the previous game. The Rams' offensive lineman Joe Noteboom is active, and right tackle Rob Havenstein returns after a groin injury.
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave will return from an ankle injury and play against the Los Angeles Rams, while starting right tackle Ryan Ramczyk will be out due to recurring knee issues. Cornerback Marshon Lattimore and wide receiver Michael Thomas will also not play this week, as the Saints chose not to open the practice window for their return from injured reserve.