Saints Add Defensive Lineman to Injury Report
Bryan Bresee was added to the New Orleans Saints injury report on Thursday due to a back injury. The third-year defensive lineman, who has never missed a game in his career, participated in practice on a limited basis. It is unclear if the injury occurred during the session.
Bresee's Season Performance
Bresee has started all nine games this season, playing a career-high 71% of defensive snaps. He has recorded 1.5 sacks and 2 tackles for loss so far.
Other Injuries and Practice Participation
- Right tackle Taliese Fuaga missed practice with an ankle injury suffered against the Los Angeles Rams. Fuaga is expected to miss the upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers, the Saints’ final game before their bye week.
- Defensive tackle Davon Godchaux followed his regular rest program and missed practice Thursday.
- Running back Alvin Kamara (ankle) and tight end Jack Stoll (ankle) were limited in practice.
- Quarterback Taysom Hill (knee), defensive end Cameron Jordan (ankle), and defensive end Jonah Williams (shoulder) fully participated in practice.
Carolina Panthers Injury Update
The Panthers upgraded running back Rico Dowdle (quadricep) on Thursday’s injury report. Dowdle was limited in practice after missing Wednesday’s session.
"Bresee, who has never missed a game in his career, was a limited participant in the practice session."
Summary: Despite Bryan Bresee’s back injury causing limited practice participation, the Saints maintain key starters with a few players expected to miss upcoming games.
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