Mark Ingram

Coming off of a bye week, the Saints injury report is evident the team is still beat up. However, they'll be getting two players back off of Injured Reserve.

After suffering a likely season-ending injury, Saints running back Mark Ingram's future is uncertain as the team approaches a difficult off-season.

New Orleans Saints running back Mark Ingram is in the spotlight for his unfortunate decision last night that drew the scorn of the fanbase.

Former Saints head coach Sean Payton has a simple answer to get New Orleans Saints running backs Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingram to hold on to the rock.

Jameis Winston has one simple message for anyone who is still doubting his ability as a starting quarterback in the NFL.

Reports have come out that Mark Ingram may be planning to undergo another jersey number change.

Here's a look at who is officially in, and who is officially out for this Sunday's matchup between the New Orleans Saints and New York Jets.

With the season spiraling downward, did the New Orleans Saints get any positive news on today's injury report?

According to NOLA.com, Coach Sean Peyton awarded Ingram the Game Ball, saying it was the "you could hear him before you could see him" Game Ball.

The #WhoDatNation is getting their first look at Mark Ingram back in Black & Gold following his transport down I-10 East from Houston. While Ingram's past numbers with the New Orleans Saints are all taken, it seems like he has landed on a jersey that may re-solidify the tandem with Alvin Kamara.

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara was the best offensive player on the field Monday night, and remains one of the best in the NFL.

Former New Orleans Pro Bowl running back Mark Ingram knows the officials cost the Saints, and his former teammate, defensive end Cameron Jordan, a touchdown in Sunday's 27-9 setback to the Los Angeles Rams