Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Darius Slay (knee) left the team's Week 13 loss to the Packers with a knee injury, but he's not believed to have suffered a serious injury, according to a source. It's good news for an Eagles secondary that will have a tall task against the Saints in Week 14. If Slay can get in some practice time this week, he'll likely be tasked with trying to slow down wide receiver Michael Thomas, who put up his second 100-yard game of the season on 11 targets in the win over ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas ended Week 13 with nine receptions for 105 yards on 11 targets. Thomas is the only reliable receiver on this Saints offense and has produced even without Drew Brees under center. In two of the past three games, the talented wideout has gotten at least nine receptions, 11 targets, and over 100 yards. With such a rich role and great consistency, Thomas is a strong start in the coming weeks.

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara (foot) and wide receiver Michael Thomas (ankle) are both good to go for Sunday's game against the Falcons. Both players were full participants in Friday's practice after the Saints held them back on Wednesday and Thursday for maintenance reasons. Kamara had previously hauled in at least five receptions in eight of 11 contests this year, though the presence of Taysom Hill at quarterback has limited his upside. He should be looked at as a low-end ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas is a low-end WR1 this week. Thomas is still dealing with his ankle injury but managed to put up four receptions for 50 yards on six targets last week. With Taysom Hill under center, the passing game is not expected to be explosive, but Thomas' role as the WR1 on the team should help him in regards to a high number of targets. The Falcons allow the fourth-most points to fantasy WRs, so Thomas is in a solid spot to deliver.

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara (foot) and wide receiver Michael Thomas (ankle) were both limited participants in Thursday's practice. Both Thomas and Kamara have had their practice reps capped in each of the past two weeks as they continue to deal with their respective injuries. There's nothing to suggest that they won't be on the field come Sunday, though fantasy managers would be wise to keep a watchful eye on Friday's injury report. Both players should be in fantasy lineups if...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas had four receptions for 50 yards on six targets in the Week 12 win over Denver. It was a quiet day for the New Orleans passing game as the rushing attack was dominant, but Thomas still had a decent outing compared to the rest of the pass-catching unit. Though his yardage and reception totals have varied since returning from injury a few weeks ago, the receiver has seen at least six targets in all four games since he returned. Because of his role ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas is a WR1 against Denver on Sunday. He is currently still nursing that ankle injury that caused him to miss several games, but there is no sign right now that he is in danger of missing the game. Thomas posted his best numbers of the season last week, getting nine receptions for 104 yards on 12 targets. It was also a great sign that he had rapport with QB Taysom Hill. As he is bound to draw a number of targets due to his role as the WR1 on the ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas caught nine of 12 targets for 109 receiving yards in a 24-9 win over Atlanta. Thomas exploded on the scene with this performance, his best of the year so far. He was the apple of new starter Taysom Hill's eye, as no Saints' receiver came even close to his 12 targets. It could have potentially been an even bigger day, as Thomas dropped a wide-open, 25-yard pass. Still, this was the type of player fantasy managers thought they were getting. He may ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas has a juicy matchup on tap in Week 11 against the Falcons. However, there's just a lot of uncertainty around Thomas right now, particularly surrounding his quarterback situation. There were already some question marks about his potential effectiveness with Jameis Winston, but now it will reportedly be Taysom Hill- who has 18 career passes- throwing him balls. Thomas should be downgraded slightly because of the risk with Hill under center. ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas had two receptions for 27 yards on seven targets in the Week 10 win over the 49ers. In his second contest since returning from injury, Thomas certainly had a disappointing outing. Nevertheless, he has seen at least five targets in all three games that he has played this year, and as the WR1 on the team, he will continue to see the looks going forward. This keeps him in the WR1 tier weekly.