It had been more than a month since Trevor Penning played football in any capacity, and that was evident to his New Orleans Saints teammates when they saw him back on the practice field Wednesday — in a good way.

“A lot of guys came up to me like, ‘You’re way more giddy than usual,’” Penning said.

Penning practiced for the first time since he suffered a turf toe injury in the Saints’ August 10 preseason opener against the Los Angeles Chargers. He opened training camp as the team’s starting left guard , but ceded the position to veteran Dillon Radunz while he recovered.

While coach Kellen Moore declined to say whether Penning would make his 2025 debut this week against the Seattle Seahawks — “We’ll see how he responds and then see how it goes,” Moore said — he indicated that Pennin

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