Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham
MIAMI -- The sun is shining at Land Shark Stadium, but conditions will be muggy for the New Orleans Saints and Miami Dolphins.
The temperature as of this posting is 81 degrees, and the humidity is 73 percent. Industrial-sized fans already are blowing on the sidelines.
No big surprises on the Dolphins' inactive list, but rookie safety Chris Clemons, a fifth-round draft pick out of Clemson, will make his NFL debut.
Here are the scratches from each team's lineup:
New Orleans Saints
MIAMI -- The sun is shining at Land Shark Stadium, but conditions will be muggy for the New Orleans Saints and Miami Dolphins.
The temperature as of this posting is 81 degrees, and the humidity is 73 percent. Industrial-sized fans already are blowing on the sidelines.
No big surprises on the Dolphins' inactive list, but rookie safety Chris Clemons, a fifth-round draft pick out of Clemson, will make his NFL debut.
Here are the scratches from each team's lineup:
New Orleans Saints
- Quarterback Chase Daniel
- Running back Lynell Hamilton
- Center Nick Leckey
- Defensive tackle Kendrick Clancy
- Linebacker Scott Fujita
- Cornerback Malcolm Jenkins
- Cornerback Leigh Torrence
- Kicker Garrett Hartley
- Quarterback Tyler Thigpen
- Running back Kory Sheets
- Receiver Patrick Turner
- Tight end John Nalbone
- Tackle Andrew Gardner
- Tackle Lydon Murtha
- Defense end Lionel Dotson
- Outside linebacker Quentin Moses
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Tim Graham
Graham joined ESPN.com in 2008 after covering the Miami Dolphins for the Palm Beach Post. He previously spent eight years at the Buffalo News, where he was an award-winning NHL and boxing writer. The Baldwin-Wallace College grad also has worked for the Las Vegas Sun and Boston Herald.