New Orleans Saints’ Alvin Kamara out of practice, uncertain status vs. Philadelphia Eagles

METAIRIE, La. – New Orleans Saints run again Alvin Kamara didn’t practice on Thursday, making his condition uncertain for Sunday’s game at Philadelphia Eagles.

Kamara back to practice on a limited basis on Wednesday after he missed the Week 10 loss at Tennessee Titans knee injury. It’s unclear if he’s suffered any setbacks or is just slowly making a comeback.

Coach Sean Payton described last week’s injury as one that Kamara is recovering from “as quickly as possible” after experiencing “aching pain” at the end of her ninth week of loss. Atlanta Falcons.

Veterans Reserve Mark Ingram II will once again take on a large amount of work if Kamara runs out or is limited. Ingram has 18 touchdowns for 108 yards and one touchdown in Tennessee.

The Saints (5-4) have some serious injury questions this week. Backup midfielder/player Taysom Hill (foot) and outstanding attacking balls Terron Armstead (knee/shoulder) and Ryan Ramczyk (knee) dropped Wednesday and Thursday episodes.

Meanwhile, midfielder James Winston underwent ACL surgery last week after suffering a season-ending injury in Week 8. But a source told ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler that the surgery performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache did not include an MCL repair.

According to the source, despite the damage, the ligament is considered strong enough to heal. Winston plans to rehab in Los Angeles and plans to begin contactless drills in about six months.