New Orleans Saints running back Pierre Thomas injured his ankle during week three last season and while he played in three games later on, the ankle never regained full strength. Even now, after offseason surger, Thomas says he's still not 100 percent, but he's pretty darm close. Thomas told The New Orleans Times-Picayune that he feels about 95 percent right now.
Thomas hasn't missed a day of training camp and has reportedly been running with with a lot of purpose.

Fantasy Analysis:

I was a big Mark Ingram guy earlier in the offseason, but this three-headed backfield with Thomas, Ingram and Darren Sproles has all the makings of a big fantasy headache. Right now, I'm not sure which player to trust more, although it's pretty safe to assume Sproles is the No. 3. The Saints have a great offense, but I'm not sure that I want any part of their running game right now.
According to Rotoworld's Evan Silva, Thomas has been nothing but a between-the-20s player through two preseason games. Ingram has been on the field for six snaps inside the opponents' 20, and Sproles has been on for two. But Thomas has yet to play a single snap inside the opposing red zone.