In this episode of the fantasy football podcast, the hosts provide insights into player matchups for Week 3, focusing on key players to start and sit. They discuss injury updates, particularly concerning Cooper Kupp and Jacoby Brissett, and highlight players like Joe Burrow and Geno Smith as strong starts. The episode emphasizes the importance of patience for struggling fantasy teams and offers strategies for navigating injuries and matchups effectively.

The New Orleans Saints have made a remarkable start to the 2024 NFL season, scoring an impressive 4.33 points per drive, the highest since the 2007 Patriots. Quarterback Derek Carr has led the team with a record 15 consecutive scoring drives, showcasing a revamped offense under new coordinator Klint Kubiak. The Saints have adapted their personnel usage significantly, favoring heavier formations and play-action passes, which has allowed Carr to thrive and the running game to flourish, particularly for Alvin Kamara.

In a dominant performance against Dallas, Saints wide receiver Chris Olave showcased his skills by catching four passes for 81 yards. His performance was crucial in the game, where he tied for the team lead in receptions. Olave's contributions were significant, although he was slightly overshadowed by teammate Rashid Shaheed, who caught a 70-yard touchdown pass.

As the NFL season kickoff approaches, the hosts of the fantasy football podcast discuss key players to watch, waiver wire strategies, and their biggest fears for the upcoming fantasy season. They highlight the excitement of real games impacting fantasy rosters and emphasize the importance of finalizing week one rankings. Key players like Caleb Williams and Colby Parkinson are mentioned as potential breakout candidates, while Clyde Edwards-Helaire's injury impacts the Chiefs' backfield dynamics. The episode also covers rookie running backs, tight end options, and the importance of established pass catchers.

In a recent exhibition game against the San Francisco 49ers, Chris Olave showcased his skills as the New Orleans Saints' leading wide receiver, recording three receptions for 26 yards. With Michael Thomas no longer on the roster, Olave is expected to be a key player in the Saints' passing game. Analysts are optimistic about his potential for a Pro Bowl selection in his second year, citing his impressive rookie season statistics and elite route-running ability.

In this episode of the fantasy football podcast, the hosts delve into the latest wide receiver rankings, discussing the implications of injuries, trades, and player performances. Key players like Brandon Aiyuk, Drake London, and Chris Olave are analyzed, along with the potential impact of rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. on fantasy leagues. The conversation emphasizes the importance of staying informed about player developments as training camps unfold, affecting fantasy strategies for redraft, keeper, and dynasty leagues.

Chris Olave, the New Orleans Saints' standout wide receiver, returned to practice on July 31, 2024, after an early exit due to a hip injury. Reports suggest that the injury is minor, allowing him to quickly resume training. Olave is expected to be a key player for the Saints this season, especially with the new offensive setup under QB Derek Carr and offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak. His performance in the previous season positions him as a strong candidate for a Pro Bowl selection in 2023.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave had to leave practice early due to a hip injury sustained during drills. Coach Dennis Allen confirmed that Olave landed on his hip but did not provide further details. Olave had previously caught two passes during the session before walking gingerly to the medical tent. Other players, including Kendre Miller and Marshon Lattimore, also missed practice due to injuries.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave left practice on July 30, 2024, due to a hip injury. Although he did not return to practice, the injury occurred towards the end of the session, and his status remains to be clarified. Olave is expected to be a key player for the Saints, especially with the potential for growth in the passing game under new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak.

The Buccaneers have ruled out Edge Shaq Barrett and CB Carlton Davis for Sunday's game against the Saints, which could benefit the fantasy performance of New Orleans QB Derek Carr and WR Chris Olave.

Chris Olave, wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints, is not listed with an injury designation for Sunday's game against Tampa Bay. He returned in Week 16 after missing Week 15 and had a strong performance, catching nine of 13 targets for 123 yards. Olave's limited participation in Week 17 practices seems to be a precautionary measure.

Chris Olave, wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints, continues to be limited in practice due to an ankle injury. He missed Week 15 but returned to play in Week 16, earning 75 percent of the offensive snaps and recording his third 100-yard game in his last four appearances. Olave's status for the upcoming game against Tampa Bay will depend on his ability to participate in practice on Friday.

Chris Olave, wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints, is dealing with an ankle injury. He was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday.

Chris Olave had a standout performance in his return from an ankle injury, leading the Saints in receptions, receiving yards, and targets. He caught nine of 13 targets for 123 yards in the Saints' 30-22 loss to the Rams. Olave has now surpassed 100 receiving yards in three of the past four games.

Chris Olave, wide receiver for the Saints, is not listed on the final Week 16 injury report and was a full participant in Wednesday's practice. He is expected to be close to 100% for Thursday night's game against the Rams and can be safely started in fantasy lineups.

Chris Olave, wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints, is expected to play in Week 16 after recovering from an ankle injury. Olave was unable to practice last week and was inactive for the previous game, but he participated in limited walkthroughs and a full practice this week. He will be facing the Rams' 21st-ranked pass defense.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave, who missed last week's game with an ankle injury, will play Thursday night against the Los Angeles Rams. Olave leads the Saints with 72 catches for 918 yards and four touchdowns. The Saints will be without starting right tackle Ryan Ramczyk for the second straight game due to recurring knee issues. Cornerback Marshon Lattimore and wide receiver Michael Thomas also will not play this week.

Saints coach Dennis Allen said that Chris Olave will play in Thursday's game at the Rams.

According to insider Nick Underhill, Saints WR Chris Olave is expected to play against the Rams on Thursday night. Olave was limited in Tuesday's practice and his status will be determined based on his performance in Wednesday's practice and the final injury report.

Chris Olave, wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints, participated in a limited walkthrough on Tuesday after being listed as non-participant in practice last week. This is a positive sign for Olave's ankle injury, and his availability for Thursday's game against the Rams will be determined after further evaluation.

Chris Olave, wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints, did not practice on Monday due to an ankle injury. He also did not practice before sitting out the previous game and has limited time to recover before the upcoming game against the Rams.

Saints wide receiver Chris Olave is inactive for Sunday's game against the New York Giants with an ankle injury. Olave was a game-time decision after he injured his ankle last week against the Carolina Panthers. Olave missed all three of the Saints' practices this week in addition to two practices the prior week, when he had the flu. This is the first missed game this season for Olave, who leads the Saints with 72 catches for 918 yards and four touchdowns. The Saints will also be without starting right tackle Ryan Ramczyk (knee). They'll get quarterback Taysom Hill and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed back in the lineup, as both are active today after missing time due to injury. Shaheed, who has 33 catches for 534 yards and three touchdowns, missed the past two games with a thigh contusion. Hill missed last week's game with foot and left hand injuries. Hill has six total touchdowns (four rushing, one passing, one receiving) this season.

Chris Olave is inactive for the game against the Giants, leaving the Saints with a depleted wide receiver corps. Rashid Shaheed is the best fantasy option among the remaining receivers.

Chris Olave, wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints, is inactive for Week 15 due to an ankle injury.

Chris Olave, wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints, will be inactive for today's game against the Giants. Fantasy football managers should remove Olave from their lineups.