The Saints designated linebacker Kwon Alexander, defensive end Marcus Davenport, and wide receiver Tre'Quan Smith for return from injured reserve on Tuesday. They designated kicker Wil Lutz for return on Monday and all four players could be activated in time to play against the Seahawks on Monday.

Related players: Marquez Callaway, Deonte Harris

Smith could help a receiving group that really lacks a top target. Callaway and Harris have led the way and have improved since the start of the season, but Smith could give the group a boost until Michael Thomas returns in a couple of weeks. Lutz had been a great kicking option in New Orleans, however this year's offense hasn't nearly been as high-powered as in previous years. Still, Lutz could be at least a solid kicker option if you're in the market.

He isn’t quite the New Orleans Saints’ prodigal son, but Kenny Stills is in for a reunion with the team that made him a pro.

Related players: Marquez Callaway, Deonte Harris, Chris Hogan

NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported Stills is signing with the Saints practice squad. The plan appears to be for him to work on the practice squad until he’s game-ready. Other reports say the Saints wanted another veteran presence in the locker room with Michael Thomas sidelined at the moment. The Saints rolled in Week 1, but it was an odd game in terms of fantasy output. Harris had two catches for 72 yards and a TD and TE Juwan Johnson went for 3-21-2. But Callaway, had just one catch for 14 yards and Chris Hogan added a 10-yard TD for his only catch. We still have a lot to learn about this current group of Saints WRs from a fantasy-value standpoint.

Saints WR Tre'Quan Smith will miss Week 1 against the Green Bay Packers due to a hamstring injury, according to Zach Heilprin of 96.7 FM The Zone in Madison, Wisconsin. Smith was subsequently place on IR according to Amie Just of NOLA.com.

Related Players: Deonte Harris, Lil'Jordan Humphrey

The Saints receiving corps looks ugly without Smith who himself was a boom/bust candidate. Deonte Harris and Lil'Jordan Humphrey stand to see the biggest increase in snaps without Smith.

Marquez Callaway looked the part of a primary pass catcher for the Saints with Michael Thomas, Tre’Quan Smith and Deonte Harris on the sideline. He snagged three receptions for 61 yards.

Callaway is having a great camp and he's getting noticed - maybe not quite on Elijah Moore level, however. With Thomas scheduled to miss part of the season, Callaway certainly has a chance to earn significant time and could be worth a later-round pick.

Saints WR Marquez Callaway continues to be one of the biggest standouts in camp.

Related players: Tre'Quan Smith, Deonte Harris

Callaway caught a red-zone TD from Jameis Winston on a quick comeback route in front of Marshon Lattimore on Monday — after catching a TD from Taysom Hill in red-zone drills Saturday. With Michael Thomas out for a while, the order of the Saints WRs could be anyone's guess this season. Smith is our highest ranked Saint WR, but Harris and Callaway look like they are going to be in the mix for snaps and targets.