Saints tight end Jimmy Graham is questionable for Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a sprained right ankle.
Interim coach Aaron Kromer said Graham was limited on Friday for the second consecutive day after missing practice entirely on Wednesday. He hurt the ankle at the end of a 4-yard reception against San Diego on Oct. 7, and it's still bothering him after the Saints' bye week.
He's been one of those guys that we've counted on, but we obviously have a plan if he's not ready to go, offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael said. This offense has always been built around a group of guys, not just one guy. We'll be ready.
Kromer said linebacker David Hawthorne, would miss his third consecutive game with a hamstring problem. Everyone else on the injury report practiced fully on Friday and is listed as probable -- LB Scott Shanle, OG Jahri Evans, CB Jabari Greer, LB Jonathan Casillas, DE Turk McBride, WR Lance Moore and RB Travaris Cadet. Source: CBS Sports Attached Thumbnails
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TEAMS: New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
TEAMS: New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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