Andrew Thomas returned from Lisfranc surgery and started all 76 snaps in the win over the Chargers, noting only normal soreness and focusing on conditioning as the bigger hurdle in an up tempo attack.

Looking to the Saints game in New Orleans, Thomas stressed front line communication with Jaxson Dart and the rest of the line. Dart leads with poise, but the Giants must improve red zone production, the run game, and protect Dart against a veteran Saints front led by Cameron Jordan.

The challenge is translating the return into more wins by sharpening reads and technique up front.

Two Week 4 injury reports shape the Bills-Saints fantasy outlook. Saints list Dillon Radunz out toe, Trey Palmer hamstring questionable, Devaugh Vele hip, Taliese Fuaga knee/back, Trevor Penning toe, while Cameron Jordan is active. Bills report Spencer Brown calf out, Matt Milano pectoral out, Ed Oliver ankle out, AJ Epenesa pectoral limited. These statuses could tilt which pass-catchers and backs rise for fantasy and which defenses carry upside in a Week 4 showdown.

The Saints are weighing a major roster reset as the trade deadline nears, with Kamara, Olave, Cameron Jordan, and Rashid Shaheed named as potential chips. A bold, widely debated idea floated Spencer Rattler to the Rams for two fifth-round picks, but the piece argues it’s unlikely: New Orleans still has Rattler as starter, and Los Angeles has Stafford and a skewed pick situation that undercuts any sell-low move. Rumors also touch on Saints-Chiefs links, but the core message is clear: big moves aren’t a slam-dunk.

Saints turmoil at the trade deadline centers on Chris Olave, with New Orleans reportedly shopping him in a blockbuster that could land a 2026 first-round pick from the Kansas City Chiefs. Olave’s future salary, plus a looming extension, makes the move a calculated risk for both sides. The discussion nods to AJ Brown’s Titans swap as a benchmark, suggesting a win-now Chiefs’ move could hinge on Olave becoming Patrick Mahomes’ top target.

Yet Olave’s injury history and cost complicate things, leaving the Saints to weigh Kamara or Jordan as ancillary pieces. For Kansas City, Olave would inject elite playmaking into an already potent offense, but surrendering a first-round pick would signal a bold, high-stakes push for a title this year.

Ultimately, the unfolding drama blends cap math, draft leverage, and the Chiefs’ championship window, with Olave poised to reshape both teams’ long-term outlooks if a deal lands.