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Saints activate Ford and Styles from IR, make six roster moves before Vikings visit

New Orleans got two young defenders back from injured reserve, elevated two practice-squad players, and waived two more on Saturday ahead of Sunday's noon kickoff against the 4-0 Vikings.

Saints activate Ford and Styles from IR, make six roster moves before Vikings visit
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The Caesars Superdome in February 2026. The Saints host the undefeated Minnesota Vikings there Sunday at noon CT.

NEW ORLEANS: The New Orleans Saints announced six roster moves on Saturday, bringing two young defenders back from injured reserve a day before the undefeated Minnesota Vikings visit the Caesars Superdome.

The Saints activated linebacker Jaylan Ford and rookie safety Lorenzo Styles Jr. from injured reserve. Both players practiced all week after New Orleans opened their 21-day practice windows following the Week 4 loss to Atlanta, Louisiana Sports reported Saturday.

The Superdome glowing gold at sunset, seen from the adjacent parking garage. New Orleans is 1-3 after Monday night's home loss to Atlanta.
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The Superdome glowing gold at sunset, seen from the adjacent parking garage. New Orleans is 1-3 after Monday night's home loss to Atlanta.

Ford missed the season's first four games with an ankle injury and was a full practice participant this week; Styles spent the first quarter of the season on injured reserve with a calf injury and was also a full participant, according to SI's Saints coverage.

New Orleans also elevated offensive tackle Easton Kilty and wide receiver Cedric Tillman from the practice squad for game day. To clear the roster room, the Saints waived wide receiver Kevin Austin Jr. and cornerback Decamerion Richardson, with the team hoping to re-sign both to the practice squad.

Kickoff is set for noon CT on Sunday at the Caesars Superdome, and the game airs on FOX. Minnesota is 4-0; the Saints are 1-3.

Security screening tents outside the Superdome on Poydras Street ahead of Super Bowl LIX in February 2025. The dome hosts the Saints' Week 5 date with Minnesota.
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Security screening tents outside the Superdome on Poydras Street ahead of Super Bowl LIX in February 2025. The dome hosts the Saints' Week 5 date with Minnesota.

Ruled out for New Orleans: outside linebacker Kaden Elliss, linebacker Anfernee Jennings and offensive lineman Jeremiah Wright. Wide receiver Chris Olave is expected to play despite an uncomfortable hit at the end of Monday night's loss; running back Alvin Kamara is questionable with a back injury.

The defensive additions arrive as the Saints try to fix a run defense gashed for 205 rushing yards in Monday night's 45-24 rout, a game played on the 20th anniversary of the Superdome's reopening after Hurricane Katrina.

The Superdome in October 2016, when it still carried the Mercedes-Benz name. Linebacker Jaylan Ford and safety Lorenzo Styles Jr. return to the active roster on Sunday.
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The Superdome in October 2016, when it still carried the Mercedes-Benz name. Linebacker Jaylan Ford and safety Lorenzo Styles Jr. return to the active roster on Sunday.

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