With new QB Derek Carr settling in for New Orleans and Carolina missing its top corner, Chris Olave has a big opportunity in Week 2.
, who is dealing with a hamstring injury. He was a central part of last year's 22-14 Carolina win over the Saints in Charlotte, with an interception and a tip that led to a second pick. In his place after the injury Sunday was, who was covering Olave in Charlotte last year when Olave had a 49-yard catch. Henderson was graded as the 81st corner out of 92 across the league by Pro Football Focus, so it represents a real vulnerability for Carolina.
The Saints finished a game out of first place in the NFC South last year, and their division record included sweeps at the hands of the and Panthers. Improving on that 0-4 mark is a must if the Saints are to challenge for a division title, and their first chance to change that is Monday night in Charlotte., Falcons, Panthers and Saints. He is in his 10th season covering the Bucs and the NFL full-time, having spent time at the Tampa Bay Times and The Athletic. You can follow him on Twitter at
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