Willie Snead questionable to play Sunday with a Hammy?

LONDON — The New Orleans Saints are getting close to full strength on their 53-man roster.

Left tackle Terron Armstead, right tackle Zach Strief, cornerback Sterling Moore and wide receiver Willie Snead have all been listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins.

Snead, who was reinstated Thursday after a three-game suspension stemming from a June arrest for drunk driving, was listed with a hamstring injury. Snead practiced with the Saints on a limited basis on Friday, the first time he's officially worked with the team this season.

How much Snead will play on Sunday remains unclear.

"He’s an experienced guy, so the transition for him, obviously, with his intelligence is smooth," Saints coach Sean Payton said. "It’s good to have him back, and we’ll sort through what we want to do in regards to this game and then moving forward."

Armstead, who is almost all the way back after undergoing summer surgery to repair a torn labrum, and Moore, who is battling a chest injury, were also limited in practice.

Running back Adrian Peterson, who got a veteran's rest day on Thursday, returned to practice, and both Strief (MCL sprain) and linebacker Nate Stupar (hamstring) practiced in full.

Newly-signed linebacker Ben Heeney has been listed as out for Sunday's game with a knee injury.

Strief and Lattimore please with a dash of Snead

Would hurt him as he's a RFA next year.