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Saints Receiver Chris Olave Expected to Miss Season Finale at Atlanta After Being Hospitalized
Chris Olave, who set career highs with 100 catches and 1,163 yards, will miss Week 18 due to an early-detected lung clot but is expected to recover within a month, ESPN said.
- Nick Underhill reported Thursday that Chris Olave will miss Sunday’s Week 18 season finale against the Atlanta Falcons due to a blood clot in his lung, confirmed by Adam Schefter.
- After missing practice Wednesday, Chris Olave underwent evaluation that detected a blood clot in his lung, and Nick Underhill reported he was discharged from the hospital Thursday.
- Olave closed a breakout 2025 campaign with career highs in catches, yards and touchdowns, finishing with 100 catches, 1,163 receiving yards and nine touchdowns.
- Without Olave, the Falcons gain an advantage in Sunday's matchup, and the game's significance remains tied to the Panthers' result and NFC South Week 18 permutations.
- ESPN reports Olave should recover within about a month and has no prior history of blood clots, allowing him to join the Saints' offseason program in April.
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Saints receiver Chris Olave expected to miss season finale at Atlanta after being hospitalized
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New Orleans Saints leading receiver Chris Olave had to be hospitalized for treatment of a reported blood clot in his lung, virtually assuring he won't play in the club's regular-season finale at Atlanta on Sunday.
EAGLE. Chris Olave, 25, was taken to the hospital on Wednesday. A blood clot was discovered in the NFL star's lung. "Life is full of unexpected twists and turns," he writes.
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