Both the Green Bay Packers and New Orleans Saints likely will be missing their star receivers for their Sunday night matchup.
The Saints have ruled out 2019 Offensive Player of the Year Michael Thomas, which means he will miss a second straight game because of an ankle injury.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur says it's "probably doubtful" that Davante Adams will play Sunday night at New Orleans because of a hamstring injury.
Adams hasn't practiced this week since leaving the Packers' 42-21 victory over the Lions in the second half. LaFleur has said there's a possibility Adams could play even without practicing all week if the three-time Pro Bowl selection feels fine on Sunday.
Adams has 17 catches for 192 yards and two touchdowns this season. He caught 14 passes in a season-opening victory at Minnesota to tie Don Hutson's 78-year-old franchise record for receptions in a game.
Thomas had three catches for 17 yards through most of a season-opening victory over Tampa Bay before he was rolled up on by Saints running back Latavius Murray in the fourth quarter and went limping off the field because of an ankle injury.
Golladay back
Kenny Golladay's strained hamstring is not 100%, but the Lions' No. 1 receiver is expected to make his season debut Sunday against the Cardinals.
"God willing," Golladay said. "I'm going to try everything in my power to be out there with the guys."