If we were to cut Kamara it would cost us more money than we save to part ways with him now. Then we would need to find another RB which would cost us even more money. I believe we need to hold on to him this season and then look at his contract next year when it's cheaper to trade or cut him. Personally, I hope he finishes out his contract with New Orleans while playing well.

AK could surprise some folks and have a good season when he returns from his suspension. If Carmichael feels good about the offense then he might be more aggressive and get the ball to AK in space with some clever play calling. Fingers crossed!

I've mentioned this before, but I believe you can tie Kamara's reduced production over the past couple of years directly to the massive number of injuries to the offensive line and QB's. That all had to have had a detrimental affect on both Carmichael's playcalling options and Kamara's output.

It wouldn't surprise me if Kamara had a great season. The guy is just different than most football players.
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These videos probably won't be available but they were good. REAL good!


There's a few issues, however and we all know what they are. Will this team stay healthy, will Kamara be used appropriately, and how many games will he miss due to legal issues?

Trading Kamara isn't my concern THIS SEASON. The topic here should be how many weeks or months AK misses in 2023 due to being a knucklehead.

The NFL takes the personal conduct policy seriously.

I just hope he doesn't sit 8 games but that suspension is coming.

That guy obviously had Kamara and his posse worked up pretty badly. I read somewhere that he had pestered them all night before forcing his way into the elevator and touching Kamara's female friend. We'll get more details when the trail comes around next month.

I get it Rugby and I know we do not have all the info. But IMO if you are a multi-millionaire, face of the franchise type player you shouldn’t be chasing some schmuck down the hall and stomping him with your friends because he hassled you. Rise above it.

If I'm not mistaken I believe Kamara backed off before his friends started with the stomping. Regardless, he has the benefit of a spotless record prior to this incident and having millions of dollars has never stopped someone from making a bad decision. I'd be willing to bet he never makes the same mistake again. And I'm expecting him to make a huge contribution to our championship run this season.

Fair enough. I will never look at him the same.