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The New York Giants' reconstructed offensive line will face its second consecutive stern test when the New Orleans Saints visit MetLife Stadium on Sunday.The Saints (2-1) feature one of the NFL's premier defensive ends in Cameron Jordan New Orleans Saints Hoodie , who is tied for the league lead with four sacks. The primary job of blocking him will go to Chad Wheeler, a second-year tackle who went undrafted out of Southern California.Wheeler received praise from Giants coach Pat Shurmur for the way he handled Houston defensive end J.J. Watt in the Giants' 27-22 win last week. Wheeler will be making his second start in place of Ereck Flowers, the Giants' first-round draft pick in 2015, though Watt had three sacks in the second half. Not all of those were Wheeler's responsibility.Wheeler started five of the 11 games he played as a rookie last season, four at right tackle and one at left tackle. His approach to taking on some of the best edge rushers in the league is that of a veteran."I just have to take one moment at a time," said Wheeler. "You can't psyche yourself out. You can't be a fortune teller."Shurmur has been impressed with Wheeler's preparation."The one thing about Chad is he cares and he competes," said Shurmur. "He did a good job in the run game last week and on a lot of those pass plays he blocked really well. He helped us win the game last week."He has another great challenge. (Jordan) is a marquee pass rusher. For the most part he'll (Jordan) be lined up on the right side, so we have to do a good job of blocking him. He (Jordan) is good against the run and good against the pass."No matter what play you call he really disrupts the game."Wheeler joins center John Greco, left tackle Nate Solder, left guard Will Hernandez and right guard Patrick Omameh in the new-look offensive line."I think they did a good job just picking up the pressures, just competing, just keep fighting," quarterback Eli Manning said. "He (Wheeler) is getting tested again, but we have to help him out some. He practices hard, he finishes blocks. He'll be fine."NOTES: New York placed RB Jonathan Stewart (foot) on injured reserve. ... TE Evan Engram (knee), CB Eli Apple (groin) and LB Olivier Vernon (ankle) will not play Sunday against the Saints, according to coach Pat Shurmur. ... Vernon returned to practice on a limited basis earlier in the week but did not participate Friday. "This was a fast practice with preparation for New Orleans Cheap Customized New Orleans Saints Jerseys ," said Shurmur. "He's made great progress this week and he's close. He just wasn't quite ready."... B.W. Webb will move from the nickel to outside cornerback to replace Apple, with Donte Deayon and safety Michael Thomas going to the slot. . WR Cody Latimer (knee) also was ruled out. ... CB Antonio Hamilton (groin) and WR/returner Stacy Coley (hamstring) were listed as "questionable." Saints News: A conversation with Drew Brees as he approaches yet another milestone – The AthleticAs Drew Brees prepares to shatter yet another NFL record, he reflects on Sean Payton, his past receivers and when he’ll be ready to walk away.Zach Strief could well have been in the Drew Brees record book; instead he’ll be haunted forever – The Athletic“It’s my No. 1 biggest regret in my career, was that play. It’s not even close.” Not that he was totally at fault.Saints Film Room: Alex Smith and Co. provide new challenges for Saints D – The AthleticExpect a lot of RPOs and Adrian Peterson in the Monday night game.Saints looking at all options, including Boston Scott, to return punts | Saints | theadvocate.comFour players have already returned a punt for the New Orleans Saints this season.Redskins vs. Saints: Betting odds, top spread pick | SI.comThe Redskins are coming off their bye week, but history suggests that might not be a good thing—Washington hasn't covered the spread in a road game off a bye in 16 years.Saints keeping focus on Washington as Drew Brees approaches yardage record | NOLA.comBrees shared some thoughts on Wednesday, but mostly brought the interview back to Monday's game.Manti Te'o returns, Ted Ginn Jr. only Saints player held out practice | Saints | theadvocate.comWide receiver Ted Ginn Jr. was the only Saint who did not practice on Wednesday. Ginn has been battling a knee injury,but he has not missed any game time.Mark Ingram has 'a lot of stuff pent up' for return to Saints | Saints | theadvocate.comAs soon as the sound started to fill the indoor field at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center on Wednesday, Mark Ingram started dancing, his familiar No. 22 back on theStanding up or hand down, Saints rookie Marcus Davenport is impressing with weekly progress | Saints | theadvocate.comSometimes Marcus Davenport has to stand up to put quarterbacks down.Saints receivers' emphasis on blocking paying dividends in running game | NOLA.comExtra effort keys big gainsNFL Week 5 questions: Will Saints' Drew Brees break NFL passing mark?Monday night should be historic for Drew Brees, but there are plenty of other pressing questions throughout the NFL to address first on Sunday.NFL News:8 Fantasy Football Sleepers for Week 58 Fantasy Football Sleepers for Week 5: Don't let Calvin Ridley's breakout scare you away from Mohamed Sanu, who leads Falcons wideouts in snaps. Read it now on numberFire Youth Ryan Ramczyk Jersey , your #1 source for data-driven sports analysis and insight.Initial NFL evaluations of Baker Mayfield, Sam Darnold, Josh Allen, and Josh Rosen - CBSSports.comHow have four of the five Round 1 quarterbacks from the 2018 Draft fared at the start of their NFL careers?Steelers O-line welcomes Le'Veon Bell but knows there are bigger issues to address before he returns - CBSSports.comBell is expected to show up during the Steelers' Week 7 bye; hopefully the season won't be lost by thenFour weeks into NFL season, top four rookie quarterbacks starting to make progress - Los Angeles TimesWe are a quarter of the way through the season, and the top rookie quarterbacks are all where they were projected to be — in the starting lineup. How Sam Darnold, Josh Allen, Baker Mayfield and Josh Rosen have progressed.San Francisco 49ers: Richard Sherman says QBs should wear flags | The Sacramento BeeSan Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman lamented the NFL’s new rules that have led to increased scoring and record-breaking numbers.While Rams practice avoiding roughing penalties, Ndamukong Suh apparently plans to punch QBs into oblivion - CBSSports.comThat's one way to get around the new enforcement of roughing the passerRamsey on Tyreek Hill: It's not WR vs. CB matchup - NFL.comSunday's Week 5 tilt between the Jaguars and Chiefs has some additional spicy to an already fascinating game. Jalen Ramsey didn't mince words when discussing Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill.NFL Week 5 game picks: Chiefs over Jaguars; Eagles nip Vikings - NFL.comWill the Jaguars' defense hand the explosive Chiefs their first loss of the season? Which desperate "contender" will nab win No. 2: Atlanta or Pittsburgh? Elliot Harrison picks every Week 5 game.LSU News:Four Downs: Scott Rabalais dips his toes in The Swamp to break down the LSU-Florida game | LSU | theadvocate.com1. Seeing red'Just the uniforms have changed:' Dan Mullen dominated LSU last year, now Tigers face him at Florida | NOLA.comDan Mullen and his 2017 Mississippi State team beat LSU 37-7 last season. Now, he faces LSU with Florida.A Q&A from the Florida Gators' sideline | LSU | theadvocate.comHere's some perspective from the Florida Gators' sideline. Five questions with Edgar Thompson of the Orlando Sentinel.After two quiet seasons, LSU's Stephen Sullivan has blossomed into a solid wide receiver | LSU | theadvocate.comTo know how far Stephen Sullivan has come in two-plus seasons of college football, all one has to do is look back at a seemingly routine 9-yard reception he madeLSU vs. Florida: Who ya got? Advocate experts make their picks | LSU | theadvocate.comThe Advocate's LSU beat team predicts the outcome of Saturday's game with Florida ...LSU bowl projections for Week 6: Fiesta added and Citrus (again? not likely) | LSU | theadvocate.com鈥?Bill Bender, The Sporting News: Sugar Bowl vs. OklahomaLSU vs. Florida: Betting odds, top spread pick | SI.comLed by the elite pass-rushing duo of Jachai Polite and Jabari Zuniga, Florida is eyeing an upset win over LSU in Gainesville on Saturday. Can the Gators pull off the cover? www.nflshopoutlet.com/baltimore-ravens