Saints WR Chris Olave on track for full participation at minicamp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 8:17 PM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave is progressing toward full participation in the offseason program following concerns about his health. Olave is expected to stop taking blood thinners on June 29, which has kept him from contact during organized team activities. Saints head coach Kellen Moore indicated that Olave's recovery is on schedule and he has been working hard in the offseason. With training camp approaching, Olave's availability will be crucial as he remains a key player for the Saints in the upcoming season, especially with Tyler Shough set as the starting quarterback.
- •Olave has been on blood thinners due to blood clots.
- •He is expected to be cleared for contact after June 29.
- •Head coach Kellen Moore confirmed Olave's consistent offseason work.
- •Olave was the Saints' No. 1 receiver last season with over 1,100 receiving yards.
- •His health is crucial for the team's success with a new starting quarterback.
- 8:17 PMYahoo Sports — Saints WR Chris Olave receives encouraging injury update at minicamp
"There were quiet concerns that Saints WR Chris Olave could have his return to full contact delayed. Those questions can now be put to rest.
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