Injury concerns loom over the New Orleans Saints as they gear up to take on the New York Giants this Sunday. Wide receiver Chris Olave, who missed practice throughout the week due to an ankle injury, remains questionable for the upcoming game. Despite the absence, the Saints have not ruled out the possibility of Olave’s participation.

Olave, a key player in the Saints' offense, has not missed a single game this season. Despite his recent injury setback, he managed to make an impact in the Saints' previous outing against the Carolina Panthers, catching a touchdown pass in their victory.

Besides Olave, running back Jamaal Williams is also listed as questionable. However, Williams was able to participate in practice this week, indicating a higher likelihood of his availability for the game. Williams will play an essential role in the Saints' rushing attack, and his potential absence could be a blow to their ground game.

On the offensive line, right tackle Ryan Ramczyk has also landed on the questionable list due to a knee injury. His presence is crucial for providing protection to the Saints' quarterback and creating running lanes for the backs. The Saints will closely monitor Ramczyk's condition leading up to Sunday's matchup.

Meanwhile, the Saints will have to cope without the services of defensive end Isaiah Foskey, running back Kendre Miller, and defensive end Payton Turner, all of whom have been ruled out for this weekend's game. Foskey is nursing a quad injury, while Miller and Turner are dealing with ankle and toe ailments, respectively.

The Saints, however, welcome some positive news as quarterback Taysom Hill and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed are set to return to action. Hill, who has been nursing foot and left hand injuries, will provide stability under center for the Saints. Shaheed, who previously sat out due to a thigh injury, will bolster the receiving corps and offer an additional threat on offense.

With the status of crucial players like Olave and Williams up in the air, the Saints' coaching staff will have to plan contingencies to ensure a seamless transition if they are unable to take the field on Sunday. Their availability or absence will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the Saints' game plan and overall performance against the Giants.

As game day approaches, the Saints will closely monitor the progress and recovery of their injured players, hoping for positive updates that would allow them to field their strongest possible lineup.