Saints Running Back Alvin Kamara Agrees to Restructured Deal to Stay with Team
The move follows offseason questions about his role after New Orleans signed Travis Etienne Jr. to a four-year, $52 million deal.
- On Wednesday, the New Orleans Saints and running back Alvin Kamara finalized a restructured contract keeping him in New Orleans for the 2026 season.
- Speculation regarding Kamara's future intensified after the Saints signed Travis Etienne Jr. to a four-year, $52 million contract in March, raising questions about his role.
- Kamara is coming off his least productive season, posting career lows with 471 rushing yards and 186 receiving yards while missing the final six games due to injury.
- Agent Brad Cicala told NFL Network that Kamara's goal was to "remain with the Saints and retire a Saint," while Kamara stated he has "no beef" with management.
- The agreement secures the five-time Pro Bowler for his 10th season in New Orleans, where the Saints rely on his veteran leadership to guide their young roster.
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Running back Alvin Kamara will stay with the New Orleans Saints after restructuring his contract for this season, his agent told NFL Network on Wednesday. Financial terms were not disclosed for Kamara, who was to make up to $11.5 million in base sala...
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After months of uncertainty about his NFL future, Alvin Kamara is staying in the Big Easy. The Saints' all-time leading rusher is finalizing a reworked deal with New Orleans to stay put for the 2026 season, his agent told NFL Network on Wednesday.
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