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VIDEO REPORT: Saints Receiver Chris Olave Brushes Off Concussion Concerns and Laughs Off Trade Talk
- During an NFL OTA session in Metairie, La., on June 5, 2025, Chris Olave, a wide receiver for the Saints, made a catch.
- Olave's 2024 campaign was cut short after sustaining a concussion on November 3 in a matchup with the Carolina Panthers.
- Olave, a first-round pick in 2022, has been one of the top receivers for the Saints during two of his initial three NFL seasons and has experienced at least four documented concussions but remains medically cleared and in good health.
- Olave mentioned that he was cleared to play last December and dismissed trade speculation with a smile, expressing his enthusiasm to remain with the team long-term.
- Despite concussion history and offseason trade speculation, the Saints have demonstrated confidence in Olave by retaining him, with Olave expressing readiness to continue his career in New Orleans.
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If Chris Olave bothered to search his name on social media this offseason, or if he stumbled across it, the New Orleans Saints wide receiver wouldn’t have had to wait long to find it mentioned alongside a trade rumor.
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Chris Olave back on the field healthy for the New Orleans Saints
METAIRIE, La. (Louisiana First) - Seeing Chris Olave back on the field, participating in full and healthy, is certainly a welcome sight after the wide receiver missed multiple games last season due to a head injury. Olave suffered two concussions in the 2024 season, the second one coming in Week 9 at Carolina, which sidelined him for the rest of the season. It wasn't an easy journey back to the field. Olave spent time seeing specialists and maki…
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