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I give them their sunshiny kumbaya oasis, and it’s all so yawn-worthy, that they cannot resist coming onto my thread and taking personal attacks.

And the season hasn’t even STARTED yet!

Yup! Personally, I hate losing. That's why I'd hate for the team to ever blow things up. I hope we never see another top ten draft pick because that means we had one of the ten worst records in the league. I'd rather have five wins than three wins. I'd rather have seven wins than five wins. I'd much rather have nine wins than seven wins. Eleven wins would be way better than nine.

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AK was suspended last year right? Shouldn't he be the one that bends a little?

Alvin Kamara Says He Wants To Retire With The New Orleans Saints

Ross Jackson | 34 Minutes Ago

As the first day of New Orleans Saints training camp kicked off, all eyes were on running back Alvin Kamara. He and the team have had ongoing contract negotiations. While it does not sound like that conversations have ever turned contentious, it did lead to Kamara making a statement by departing early from the final day of mandatory minicamp. But Kamara made his intentions clear in his first trianing camp media availability following the first day of trianing camp.

"I want to be a Saint," New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara said in his post-practice presser. "I want to retire here."

He proved that Wednesday by not only reporting to training camp practices but full participating in everything from individual to team drills. “If I’m here,” he said. “I’m playing.”

Kamara also laid out that his desire is less about his current contract, which includes at $10.2 million base salary, and more about the future. The seventh-year running back has no guaranteed salary in 2025 as his deal currently stands. Kamara wants to finish his career as a Saint, and the Saints will have to decide if that is what they want on their end.

Football is fun. The relationships forged between players, teams and fans are meaningful. But the league is also a business. All of these things can be true. Which is something Kamara is very comfortable with. He said that he holds no hostility toward the team, coaches and certainly not his teammates. He gets that business is business.

He even mentioned that his production in recent years, which has been below his own standard, could be leveraged against him in such negotiations. An observation like that coming from the very player that is searching for future commitment gives an undeniably valuable glimpse into the realistic outlook he has.

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