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Alontae Taylor Designated to Return from IR; Eligible to Play Thursday
Posted on 10/18/22 at 5:44 pm
Posted on 10/18/22 at 5:44 pm
Posted on 10/18/22 at 5:45 pm to oncealurker
YUGE
Sit Tyrann’s arse down if need be but need lattimore back first
Sit Tyrann’s arse down if need be but need lattimore back first
This post was edited on 10/18/22 at 5:46 pm
Posted on 10/18/22 at 6:00 pm to oncealurker
Were we playing AT more in the nickel role or safety? Ideally Roby would be a nickel and AT would be 4th corner, or maybe play some safety role.
This post was edited on 10/18/22 at 6:00 pm
Posted on 10/18/22 at 6:00 pm to oncealurker
First the Olave news, & now this.
This is the best day on Saints Talk in a while. I forgot what it felt like.
This is the best day on Saints Talk in a while. I forgot what it felt like.
Posted on 10/18/22 at 6:21 pm to Seen
I would expect Roby to move back inside and Taylor to play outside. Harris to the bench.
Posted on 10/18/22 at 6:30 pm to oncealurker
Less JT Gray, the better.
Posted on 10/18/22 at 7:48 pm to oncealurker
According to this link Taylor is back at practice but not actually off of IR. Has he been upgraded since this story was released? Have they actually said he would be ready to play?
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Here’s some good news. Alontae Taylor was a full participant at Tuesday’s New Orleans Saints practice session, signaling that the team has opened the three-week window for Alontae Taylor to return to practice. It’s a big development: the rookie cornerback was lost to injured reserve back on Sept. 24, but could return in time to reinforce a secondary that hasn’t met expectations in recent weeks. Taylor suffered an MCL strain in practice that made it hard to run with an injured knee, but he’s now practicing with his teammates and working to get back on the field on game days.
If Taylor is fully recovered within 21 days of returning to practice (and that could happen much sooner), he’ll come off of injured reserve and return to the 53-man roster. Hopefully his return is days away rather than weeks — the Saints secondary has been hit hard with injuries to top cornerback Marshon Lattimore, free safety Marcus Maye, and versatile backup P.J. Williams. Getting Taylor back in the mix should make it easier for the Saints to work around their other issues. Taylor is also a big help on special teams covering punts and kickoffs.
And it would be nice to have another rookie draft pick contributing this year. Of the five Saints players selected in the 2022 NFL draft, only wide receiver Chris Olave has played meaningful snaps — left tackle Trevor Penning isn’t expected back until November due to a preseason turf toe injury, while linebacker D’Marco Jackson was lost for the year to a training camp knee injury, and defensive lineman Jordan Jackson has spent the first six weeks of the season on New Orleans’ practice squad. Here’s hoping Taylor continues to heal up so he can get back on the field help the team.
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Here’s some good news. Alontae Taylor was a full participant at Tuesday’s New Orleans Saints practice session, signaling that the team has opened the three-week window for Alontae Taylor to return to practice. It’s a big development: the rookie cornerback was lost to injured reserve back on Sept. 24, but could return in time to reinforce a secondary that hasn’t met expectations in recent weeks. Taylor suffered an MCL strain in practice that made it hard to run with an injured knee, but he’s now practicing with his teammates and working to get back on the field on game days.
If Taylor is fully recovered within 21 days of returning to practice (and that could happen much sooner), he’ll come off of injured reserve and return to the 53-man roster. Hopefully his return is days away rather than weeks — the Saints secondary has been hit hard with injuries to top cornerback Marshon Lattimore, free safety Marcus Maye, and versatile backup P.J. Williams. Getting Taylor back in the mix should make it easier for the Saints to work around their other issues. Taylor is also a big help on special teams covering punts and kickoffs.
And it would be nice to have another rookie draft pick contributing this year. Of the five Saints players selected in the 2022 NFL draft, only wide receiver Chris Olave has played meaningful snaps — left tackle Trevor Penning isn’t expected back until November due to a preseason turf toe injury, while linebacker D’Marco Jackson was lost for the year to a training camp knee injury, and defensive lineman Jordan Jackson has spent the first six weeks of the season on New Orleans’ practice squad. Here’s hoping Taylor continues to heal up so he can get back on the field help the team.
Posted on 10/18/22 at 8:03 pm to hellsu
He is technically still on IR but they can move him to the active roster as soon as he is ready. They have 21 days to do that. If they dont then he is done for the year. If we were doing great he would probably practice for a week or two then move up. We are not doing great and are decimated in the secondary so he will likely be back sooner, maybe as early as Thursday.
Posted on 10/18/22 at 8:22 pm to Mike Honcho
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He is technically still on IR but they can move him to the active roster as soon as he is ready. They have 21 days to do that. If they dont then he is done for the year. If we were doing great he would probably practice for a week or two then move up. We are not doing great and are decimated in the secondary so he will likely be back sooner, maybe as early as Thursday.
That's what I gathered.
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