New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee leaves the opening practice of training camp with a non-contact knee injury, according to multiple reports. Saints coach Kellen Moore says Bresee’s injury “doesn’t look good,” though the initial severity was not clearly evident on the field. Moore explains that it took some time for Bresee to realize the extent of the problem, noting he did not immediately appear to be hurt when the incident occurred. The injury is reported to have occurred during the first team practice session, and Bresee does not complete the workout afterward. Bresee, a first-round pick in 2023 out of Clemson, is expected to undergo further evaluation to determine the nature and timeline of recovery. The Saints have not reported a final diagnosis or specific timetable in the accounts provided. Both sources characterize the situation as concerning but stop short of confirming long-term absence pending medical assessment.
Saints' Bryan Bresee leaves training camp opener with non-contact knee injury
New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee leaves the opening practice of training camp with a non-contact knee injury, according to multiple reports. Saints coach Kellen Moore says Bresee’s inj...
- Bryan Bresee, a defensive tackle for the New Orleans Saints, leaves the first day of training camp practice with a knee injury.
- The injury is described as non-contact.
- Coach Kellen Moore says the injury “doesn’t look good.”
- Moore says the severity was not immediately apparent during the practice.
- Further evaluation is implied, with no confirmed diagnosis or recovery timeline reported in the accounts provided.
New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee left the opening practice of training camp with a non-contact knee injury that “doesn't look good,” coach Kellen Moore said Wednesday night. The severity of the injury to Bresee, a first-round draft choice out of Clemson in 2023, was not initially apparent on the field, Moore said. “It took a little bit I think for him to realize what it felt like,” Moore said.
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