Saints receiver Chris Olave had a bad Thursday, and he’s having a worse Monday.

Olave was arrested on Monday night for reckless operation of a motor vehicle, Nick Underhill of neworleans.football reports. Olave was traveling 35 mph over the posted speed limit.

Olave did not resist and was cooperative with law enforcement before being taken to Kenner City Jail, per Underhill and the PFT story. As the story indicated, Olave ran the wrong route during last Thursday's loss to the Jags, drawing the ire of QB Derek Carr.

Per head coach Dennis Allen, "Our expectation is that Michael Thomas will be a full participant."

Related Players: Chris Olave, Rashid Shaheed, Tre'Quan Smith

We've been down this road before, but if Thomas is truly fully healthy and expecting to be a full participant throughout camp, he will really be completely back on the fantasy radar. He is currently ranked as a fringe WR3/4 but makes for an interesting pick with how late (9th/10th round) he is currently going.

Chris Olave is officially out for Week 16 after missing the full week of practice.

Related Players: Juwan Johnson, Rashid Shaheed, Tre'Quan Smith

With Jarvis Landry also being ruled out, the only pass-catching option with serious fantasy consideration for New Orleans would be tight end Juwan Johnson. Feel confident popping him into the TE slot for Week 16.

Saints’ head coach Dennis Allen ruled out WRs Michael Thomas and Jarvis Landry for Sunday’s game vs. the Raiders.

Related Players: Chris Olave, Marquez Callaway, Tre'Quan Smith

The Saints offense has been doing just fine without their top two receiving options, shifting opportunities to younger options, namely, rookie Chris Olave. Olave has become a fringe WR1 and that shouldn't change heading into Week 8's game against the Raiders

Wide receivers Jarvis Landry and Michael Thomas remained out of practice on Wednesday.

Related players: Chris Olave

Landry has missed the last three games with an ankle injury and Thomas has missed four in a row with a foot injury. Olave could potentially, again, be the team's top WR heading into Week 8. The Saints host the Raiders in an early Sunday game.

Saints WR Chris Olave said he is fully cleared, 100% and planning to return Thursday at Arizona after missing Week 6 with a concussion.

Related players: Michael Thomas, Jarvis Landry, Marquez Callaway, Tre'Quan Smith, Deonte Harty, Keith Kirkwood

It's looking like Thomas and Landry may not be ready on a short week and did not practice today according to reports. It means Olave should be a decent play as the team's top WR in Week 7. He's the safest play out of Callaway, Smith, Harty and Kirkwood who could also see snaps.

WR Chris Olave continues to progress through the concussion protocol while teammates Michael Thomas and Jarvis Landry both missed practice.

Related Players: Taysom Hill, Alvin Kamara, Marquez Callaway, Tre'Quan Smith

With the Saints' odd —if effective— usage of Taysom Hill, it's hard to say who would benefit if Thomas and Landry miss Week 6. Olave would be the most obvious choice, but after him and may just be Hill and Alvin Kamara. Marquez Callaway is the next best bet but we currently have him ranked as the WR52.

Chris Olave, Jarvis Landry and Michael Thomas listed as NDP along with Deonte Harty.

Related players: Marquez Callaway, Tre'Quan Smith, Keith Kirkwood

Olave is dealing with a concussion and never returned after catching a touchdown and hitting his head on the turf last week. Thomas has missed the last two weeks with his foot injury and isn't off to a great start for Week 6. Landy is dealing with an ankle injury. With Harty also listed as DNP, the Saints could be looking at a top-three of Callaway, Smith and Kirkwood in Week 6.

Saints WR Chris Olave left Sunday’s game against the Seahawks with a concussion.

The Saints offense is now a shell of their former selves. Michael Thomas, Jarvis Landry and now Olave are all out. It’s pretty much back to 2021 with Marquez Callaway and Tre’Quan Smith leading the charge on the outside.

No updates on Michael Thomas other than he’s still dealing with toe injury.

Related players: Chris Olave, Jarvis Landry, Alvin Kamara

“He’s out right now and hopefully he’s going to get well and we’re going to be able to get him back,” Dennis Allen said on Michael Thomas. Thomas will probably need to get back to at least a limited participation to have a shot to go in Week 5. Landy was also not spotted at practice today. Kamara has a chance to be back and could see an increased role, especially in the passing game.