The Saints haven’t had running back Alvin Kamara for the last two weeks due to a knee injury, and it may keep him out for Thursday’s matchup with the Bills as well.

New Orleans released its injury report for Monday and Kamara was listed once again as a non-participant. Because the Saints didn’t go through a full practice, the injury report is an estimate.

Related players: Mark Ingram

This is a key game for the Saints who are looking to make a playoff push. Last week, Kamara was a limited participant last Wednesday, but then did not participate on Thursday and Friday before being ruled out, perhaps a bad sign that he won't be ready to go on a short week either. Ingram would get a bulk of the work if Kamara can't play. The story said Ingram was listed as limited on Monday.

Saints RB Alvin Kamara (knee) will miss his second straight game, missing Week 11's contest against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Related Player: Mark Ingram

Fire up Ingram as an RB 2/3 this week.

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara missed Thursday's practice with a knee injury.

Kamara was able to practice on Wednesday, so hopefully, the team was just playing it safe on Thursday, and Kamara did not suffer a setback. This is a situation to monitor closely, and we should have a better indication of his Week 11 status following tomorrow's final injury report. With that said, he is likely to be tagged as questionable if he is not ruled out, so fantasy managers may wish to prepare a contingency option to be safe. If Kamara is not active on Sunday, Mark Ingram will get more run as the featured back. Ingram is currently our 14th ranked running back for Week 11.

Saints RB Alvin Kamara (knee) practiced Wednesday. He missed Week 10's loss to the Tennessee Titans.

Related Player: Mark Ingram

This is a good sign for Kamara and the Saints. The good thing for this offense is that Kamara can play and still be useful if he were to have his workload limited some Week 11 with Mark Ingram around.

Saints RB Alvin Kamara (knee) will miss Week 10's game at the Tennessee Titans.

Related Player: Mark Ingram

Good thing Ingram is back in town. Kamara showed signs of an injury last in Week 9's loss to Atlanta and the injury did not progress enough to play Week 10.

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara missed Thursday's practice with a knee injury.

Kamara looks to be in danger of missing Week 10 and will need to hit the practice field tomorrow to have a chance at being cleared for this weekend. If he cannot go, Mark Ingram will step up as the featured back and will be an interesting option in both redraft and DFS. This is a situation for fantasy managers to monitor closely. Kamara is currently our 10th ranked running back for Week 10.

Saints RB Alvin Kamara (knee) did not practice Wednesday.

Related Player: Mark Ingram

This is not great for a Saints offense with limited offensive talent. Monitor Kamara's practice status the rest of the week.

Have been hearing whispers that Alvin Kamara might have gotten a little banged up on Sunday.

Related players: Mark Ingram

Something to monitor this week, as the tweet pointed out. The Saints tried out three RBs on Tuesday according to Underhill: Kerryon Johnson, Rodney Smith and Josh Adams. Teams are always bringing in players in case of future injuries, so maybe there is nothing to this, but we should know more about Kamara's status with the Wednesday injury report. If Kamara can't go in Week 10, newly-acquired Ingram should get a bulk of the work ahead of anyone they may sign going forward.

Sean Payton on Taysom Hill: "He's progressing well. He's on schedule."

Related players: Trevor Siemian, Jameis Winston, Alvin Kamara

We'll assume Payton means Hill is on schedule to pass protocol and also assume if that's the case, Hill will start for the Saints with Winston now done for the season. There are a lot of ifs here, and if Hill has a setback or isn't on schedule to play in Week 9, Siemian will likely get the nod. We'll continue to monitor but at least for now, Hill looks to be the assumed starter once he's cleared. As we know from the past, Hill under center potentially means big downgrades for those around him thanks to his rushing ability, perhaps especially Kamara.

The Saints have Taysom Hill, who has missed multiple games with a concussion. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Hill is expected to return to action next weekend, against the Falcons. They also have Trevor Siemian, who played well enough to beat Tom Brady today, and Ian Book.

Related players: Jameis Winston, Alvin Kamara

The story was mainly about whether or not the Saints would consider calling Cam Newton with Winston likely out for the year. The key thing to take away for now is Hill is expected to return next week, and at the moment seems like the logical choice to start at QB. Kamara owners should take note. Kamara's had a huge workload over the last few weeks and Hill, in the past, has dipped into that.