Alvin Kamara Surprises New Orleans Saints at Wednesday's OTA Session
Kamara’s surprise appearance comes as the Saints weigh a youth movement and a backfield reshuffle after he played 11 games last season.
- On Wednesday, veteran running back Alvin Kamara made a surprise appearance at New Orleans Saints OTAs, marking a rare participation in voluntary offseason workouts for the nine-year veteran who typically trains independently.
- Amid ongoing trade speculation and the signing of running back Travis Etienne Jr., Kamara enters the final year of his contract, which counts for more than $10 million against the salary cap.
- Head coach Kellen Moore expressed surprise at Kamara's arrival but welcomed the veteran to practice, noting he believes the running back can "fit in really well from an offensive standpoint."
- "I am here, and I am gonna do what I got to do," Kamara said, emphasizing his commitment despite recording career lows of 471 rushing yards during the 2025 season.
- It remains unclear if Kamara will remain with the Saints through the 2026 season opener in Detroit on September 13 as the front office navigates a youth movement.
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Alvin Kamara arrives for Saints practice in unexpected appearance
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Ahead of Saints practice on Wednesday (June 3), Saints coach Kellen Moore said that running back Alvin Kamara made a surprise appearance. Kamara typically does offseason workouts on his own outside of New Orleans, and the…
Alvin Kamara surprises New Orleans Saints at Wednesday's OTA session
The New Orleans Saints star reported to the Saints' facility Wednesday for the team's OTA session, which came as a surprise since Kamara typically skips voluntary team workouts and doesn't report until mandatory minicamp.
Saints observations: Alvin Kamara makes a surprise appearance, and Tyler Shough airs it out
The second of three organized team activities is in the books for the New Orleans Saints, and this week’s edition included a surprise guest in running back Alvin Kamara.
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