Etienne pulled up at the end of his 16-yard run in the third quarter of Sunday’s game, reaching for his left hamstring before getting knocked out of bounds. It was the same hamstring that had him limited in practice earlier in the week.
Sunday was Etienne’s best game yet in a Saints uniform. The Jennings, Louisiana, native rushed for 57 yards and added 13 as a receiver before leaving the game. Moore did not rule out the possibility of Etienne landing on injured reserve.
“We’ll see here shortly,” Moore said.
The Saints have three other running backs on their 53-man roster in Alvin Kamara, Kendre Miller and C.J. Donaldson. They also have Zamir White on their practice squad.
Kamara enjoyed a bounce-back performance against Las Vegas after struggling in his 2026 debut the week prior, rushing nine times for 36 yards with a long of 11. Miller’s four carries went for 14 yards.
The Saints made Miller inactive for the Ravens game in Week 2, which was explained to him as a byproduct of a numbers crunch on the roster.
“Whatever they’ve got for me, I’m ready,” Miller said Monday. “… Hopefully Trav’s good, but I’m going to step up.”
Moore said the Saints will use the added day of rest ahead of next week’s Monday game to gather more information on injured defenders Pete Werner (stinger), Carl Granderson (ankle) and Anfernee Jennings (knee).