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DT Ellis returns for Saints; TE Shockey, LB Shanle inactive vs. Bucs

Published: Dec 27, 2009 at 05:46 AM

NEW ORLEANS -- The Saints deactivated tight end Jeremy Shockey and starting linebacker Scott Shanle for .

Saints defensive tackle Sedrick Ellis is back in the lineup after missing last weekend's game against the Dallas Cowboys with a sore left knee.

Shanle missed practice the past week because of a concussion that occurred during the Saints' loss to the Cowboys. Shockey also missed last week's game with an injured toe.

New Orleans also scratched wide receiver Lance Moore, who has a sore right ankle; Randall Gay, who also had a concussion last week but since returned to practice; and Jabari Greer, who returned to practice in the past week from sports hernia surgery.

Tampa Bay didn't scratch any starters.

Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press

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