I really like Kamara, but when it comes down to it, my personal feelings for him won't affect my business decisions. I do agree that holding onto him would send a positive message to other players, but in reality, most players prioritize money over loyalty.

In my experience as a leader, I've noticed a significant decrease in employee loyalty over the years. It's hard to say whether it's the employees or the employers who stopped prioritizing loyalty first. Kamara is aware that his time as a player is limited due to the wear and tear on his body. We've seen running backs' value diminish in recent years, which makes it clear that he needs to consider his future carefully as does the organization. Each season we struggle with cap space and go into restructuring hell.

Depending on demands, this may be his last as a Saint.