leftcoastheel
Footballguy
How many more years can this guy compete like this? I get that his usage has not been the same as Henry or Cook or other RBs of similar vintage... but man, will we be drafting him in earlier rounds next year?
Interesting takes. What RB would you rather be starting than CMC or perhaps Kyren? FF or IRL.It’s all about volume for him, as he’s been pretty pedestrian on the ground.
True. The problem, as Saints fans will tell you (I'm thinking of Doug B on these here boards), is their line. None of the three have really popped eyes with their YPC this year. Kendre has been hurt seemingly all year, as you note, so I think it's more that than a reflection of confidence in him. He hasn't been at all healthy enough to warrant playing time. Can't play from the tub. Williams hasn't eaten into Kamara's time at all yet because he's not getting it done either. Seems to me they need to draft an offensive lineman (they're probably not drafting a QB with Carr's contract, though who knows about that situation and the Saints cap shenanigans . . .).
I think Kamara would destroy in McVay's system.Despite this and oxymoronically, IRL I would love to see Kamara as a Ram this year...
Ian Hartitz
Alvin Kamara getting 2.5x out-scored by Rashid Shaheed is what the fantasy football playoffs are all about
Certainly not ideal lol, he was I think 4th in the league in RB for PPR. Down game at the wrong time hurtsThis felt bad.
Just starting now. I'm gonna sue him for want of points!Is Kamara's legal troubles over or just postponed?
That could be true.. Let's hope the rest of our team can help us win to get to the Championship. He got me 4.5 in my .5 PPR.. I'm in trouble.Next week at Tampa he can reverse this bad feeling.
Assuming the Saints are smart enough to take their cap medicine next two seasons and unload their tradeable vets, where does Kamara get moved to? My guess is a competitive team would still give up a 3rd or 4th rounder to ride him as a dual-purpose back for the next year or two in all-in run for the playoffs, but whom?
Chiefs
Bills
Dolphins
Chargers
Ravens
Texans
Just in the AFC alone seem like decently viable landing spots.
Rams have been really good against the run lately.I'm out but that was a poor performance. Most likely he's not back next year. Not sure if he's worth keeping or if he is turning into Dalvin Cook territory.
Yeah that was some weird play calling and game planning for him. Just weird.Not sure any RBs would have done much of anything if given those same touches Kamara had
Also been good vs receiving RB’s if I heard correctly. Was not going to sit him, honestly believed my other 2 backs Bijan and A. Jones would have a better week. I at least expected 10+ PPR points from Kamara but was not shocked it was tough sledding vs the Ram D.Rams have been really good against the run lately.I'm out but that was a poor performance. Most likely he's not back next year. Not sure if he's worth keeping or if he is turning into Dalvin Cook territory.
NewOrleans.football’s Nick Underhill believes Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak will install a run game that will provide Alvin Kamara with “more space” to operate.
Kubiak, a Kyle Shanahan disciple, is expected to install a similar rushing attach in New Orleans next season — one replete with outside zone runs and plenty of pre-snap motion on rushing plays. The Saints rarely used motion on runs in 2023 even though they had success when they did. Underhill said if Kubiak’s system “can get Kamara just a little bit more space, his overall rushing average should increase, which would then take some pressure off” Derek Carr. “There is a lot that can be done to improve the offense. Boosting the efficiency of this run scheme will go a long way.” Kamara, entering his age-29 season, fell off in nearly every metric last year. He posted the lowest rush yards after contact per attempt (2.51) and the fewest rushes of at least ten yards of his NFL career. Perhaps Kubiak can salvage one more productive season for the veteran back.
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