A one-liner look at the latest injury updates from around the league in Week 15.

An updated look at some of the notable injuries around the league in Week 15.

Don’t fall into the trap of sleeping on the defending champs when it comes to conversations about the best teams in the NFC. The Saints are about to return from their bye week, and I’m expecting a resurgence.

Saints CB Jabari Greer, who has been nursing an injured shoulder and didn’t participate in practice this week, has been ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Browns.

The Saints and Buccaneers should have some starters back for their NFC South showdown on Sunday.

The Saints, who continue their pursuit of perfection, listed seven players as questionable for Saturday night’s game against the Cowboys.

The Saints high-powered offense will be without one of its key playmakers in Monday night’s game against the Patriots, as RB Reggie Bush was listed as inactive for the game. Bush has been battling a knee injury that limited his practice time during the week.

New Orleans has some concerns in its secondary, specifically on the outside, heading into the big Monday night showdown against the Patritos.

The New Orleans Saints are hopeful the hamstring injury suffered by CB Randall Gay in Sunday’s 38-7 win over the Bucs is not severe.

New Orleans has signed cornerback Chris McAlister, a former Pro Bowler with Baltimore, with CB Tracy Porter out four to six weeks with an MCL injury, according to a league source.

Saints coach Sean Payton said Monday CB Tracy Porter has a sprained medial collateral ligament in his left knee, but is expected back this season.

Saints FS Darren Sharper told NFL Network’s Lindsay Soto that he will not play Sunday, and the team later placed him on its inactive list for the game against the Rams.

Who do you blame when one of the game’s most prolific wide receivers goes without a catch for the first time in 185 consecutive games? As it turns out, everyone is to blame, including the New Orleans Saints defense.

A few observations from the game between the Saints and Texans, including how Drew Brees is a bonafide candidate for league MVP and Mario Williams is ready to launch his career to a higher level.

Usama Young was a man without a position after the Saints selected Ohio State CB Malcolm Jenkins 14th overall in the NFL draft. But not any longer. The Times Picayune reports that Young will move to free safety — a position change he welcomes.