Saints vs. Broncos Friday Injury Report-Two Saints Ruled Out

The New Orleans Saints and the Denver Broncos each have a number of key players suffering from injuries as they get closer to their interconference match-up on Sunday afternoon.

The third and final injury report of the week for the Saints and the Broncos was released on Friday, ahead of their upcoming matchup this Sunday afternoon in the Mile High City.

New Orleans, who is currently riding a 7-game game win streak, lists 8 players on its injury report, while Denver reports 13.

There are also reports of COVID-19 within the Denver Broncos team on Friday according to Amie Just of Nola.com.

Kickoff time for New Orleans (8-2) and Denver (4-6) is set for 3:05 p.m. this Sunday afternoon.

LP - limited participant FP - full participant DNP - did not participate/practice

New Orleans Saints:

Player, injury	Wed.	Thurs.	Fri.	Game status
WR Deonte Harris, neck	DNP	DNP	DNP	Questionable
G Andrus Peat, concussion	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
RB Alvin Kamara, foot	Limited	Limited	Limited
WR Michael Thomas, ankle	Limited	Limited	Limited
TE Josh Hill, concussion	Full	Full	Full
CB Marshon Lattimore, abdomen	Full	Full	Full
RB Dwayne Washington, back	Full	Full	Full
RB Ty Montgomery, hamstring		Limited	DNP	Out

Denver Broncos:

Player, injury	Wed.	Thurs.	Fri.	Game status
CB Bryce Callahan, foot	DNP	Limited	Full	Questionable
T Demar Dotson, calf/hand	DNP	Limited	Limited	Questionable
G Graham Glasgow, calf	DNP	Limited	Limited	Questionable
S Trey Marshall, shin	DNP	DNP	DNP	Out
CB Duke Dawson, chest	Limited	Full	Full
WR Jerry Jeudy, ankle/Achilles	Limited	DNP	Limited	Questionable
ILB Josey Jewell, ankle	Limited	Full	Full
ILB Joe Jones, calf	Limited	Limited	Limited	Questionable
NT Sylvester Williams, elbow	Limited	Limited	Limited	Questionable
TE Noah Fant, ribs	Full	Full	Full
QB Drew Lock, ribs	Full	Full	Full
T Eli Wilkinson, knee	Full	Full	Full
LB Malik Reed, ankle		Limited	Full

Not having Ty Montgomery isn't a huge deal for the Saints but missing Andrus Peat won't be great. However, New Orleans does have Nick Easton they can rely on as a back-up offensive lineman who could start for most other teams so they should be okay without Peat for this one.

If Deonte Harris were to miss the game we would see a lot more Marquez Callaway who would be returning kicks and getting more snaps as an offensive player.

There are, as you see a lot of question marks for the Broncos but two of their biggest ones are at cornerback with Bryce Callahan who should be good to go after a full run at practice Friday, and WR Jerry Jeudy. If Jeudy were to miss this game it would give the Saints secondary a much easier time of defending a less than stellar Broncos passing attack which is already without their top weapon Courtland Sutton.