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Deonte Harris (hamstring) has been ruled out for Week 7.

Harris isn’t going to be out there for New Orleans, but they will at least have Tre’Quan Smith back to stretch the field.

10/23/21 - 05:51 PM ET

Alex Collins (hip) is expected to play on Monday night.

Head coach Pete Carroll said the veteran runner will play, though he should be pushed down some in the rankings for a tough matchup. Also, Rashaad Penny could take some early-down carries.

10/23/21 - 05:49 PM ET

Chris Hogan is retiring from the NFL.

Hogan came back to the league after a stint playing lacrosse, and he caught a touchdown in the opener. The Saints are getting healthier, though, and Hogan is likely retiring rather than potentially being released. Overall, the former Super Bowl champion with New England will end his career with 220 receptions, 2,836 receiving yards, and 19 receiving touchdowns. Hogan could end up going back to lacrosse, and we wish him the best of luck moving forward.

10/23/21 - 04:35 PM ET

Darren Waller (ankle) has been added to the injury report.

Waller is now questionable for Sunday, which is a concern with the Raiders playing in the late afternoon slate. Hopefully we get a report in the morning to tell us where Walker’s status is leaning, but we would suggest taking the risk and pivoting to someone like O.J. Howard if needed.

10/23/21 - 03:39 PM ET

The Bears activated Damien Williams from the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Williams was unvaccinated, which is a big reason it took him so long to be able to return to the team under the NFL’s rules. But it’s good to hear that he’s back. We’ll see how much the versatile running back will play tomorrow after being out of practice for two weeks. The Bears could certainly use his skillset against a Buccaneers defense that’s incredibly difficult to run the ball on.

10/23/21 - 01:37 PM ET

T.Y. Hilton (quad) has been ruled out for Week 7.

Hilton made a strong return to the lineup last week in his season debut, but he’ll now miss tomorrow night’s matchup against the 49ers and is presumably being ruled out while not making the trip to San Francisco. Hopefully Hilton doesn’t miss much time because of this quad issue.

10/23/21 - 01:21 PM ET

Dawson Knox (hand) is expected to return in about three weeks, according to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo.

There hasn’t been any clear recovery timetable given up until now, but the thought had been that it would be around this long for a recovery given that Knox isn’t expected to go on injured reserve. Hopefully Knox is back in two or three games and continue his breakout campaign.

10/23/21 - 01:20 PM ET