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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Bring up Alvin Kamara’s name around the New Orleans Saints training facility, and a mantra starts to become clear. Quarterback Drew Brees said, “I think his time is coming.” Left tackle Terron Armstead said, “One of those games where he ...
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Bring up Alvin Kamara’s name around the New Orleans Saints training facility, and a mantra starts to become clear.
Quarterback Drew Brees said, “I think his time is coming.” Left tackle Terron Armstead said, “One of those games where he just explodes and goes crazy, it’s coming soon.” Head coach Sean Payton said, “His best football this season’s ahead of him.” When this trend was pointed out to Kamara himself he responded in kind, “Oh yeah, it’ll come. It’ll come.” All of these responses, in some way, are answers to the question Where has Alvin Kamara been? It’s not like he just disappeared. In five games since returning from ankle and knee injuries that cost him two games, he’s averaging 85 scrimmage yards per game. He had four straight games averaging better than 4.9 yards per carry before coming back to Earth last week against a San Francisco defense that held him to 25 yards on 13 carries. He’s averaging 97.6 scrimmage yards per game, which isn’t too far off the pace he set last year (106.1) or in his Rookie of the Year campaign (97.1). Maybe it’s not a matter of raw numbers, but rather one of panache. The big plays that vaulted Kamara toward superstardom — the broken tackles, the 40-yard zig-zags through flailing defenses, especially the touchdowns — have been fewer and more far between this season. Fairly or unfairly, the question lingers in reporter’s notebooks and on Saints’ fans fingertips. Oh, Kamara has seen the conspiracy theories online that he’s simply not happy anymore now that his good friend Mark Ingram is playing for the Baltimore Ravens. He quickly dispelled that idea when he spoke in front of his locker Friday. read more on NOLA |
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12-14-2019, 02:28 PM | #2 |
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Re: Saints have not lost an ounce of belief in Alvin Kamara: 'His time is coming'
I think they're telling us he's finally healthy from his injury.
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12-14-2019, 03:03 PM | #3 |
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Re: Saints have not lost an ounce of belief in Alvin Kamara: 'His time is coming'
He's been playing hurt and lots of members here are trashing him and saying to trade him etc. Probably people that have never twisted an ankle or played a down of football. Cant believe the ignorance on this board sometimes.
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Re: Saints have not lost an ounce of belief in Alvin Kamara: 'His time is coming'
Kamara is the real deal. Thrilled that he’s a Saint!
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Re: Saints have not lost an ounce of belief in Alvin Kamara: 'His time is coming'
Originally Posted by 44Champs
Kinda like when people were starting to label Davenport as a bust. But really could not see how much he contributed. When his injury news came out, the same people started throwing in the towel. Make up your minds.
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12-14-2019, 08:09 PM | #7 |
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Re: Saints have not lost an ounce of belief in Alvin Kamara: 'His time is coming'
I can’t believe this is even a question. people are so shell shocked from the last two years that the fact we are 10-3 and the first team to clinch a playoff birth has totally escaped them. We have overcome losing our HOF qb for 5 games, ****ty officiating and one of the toughest schedules in the league.
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12-15-2019, 01:05 AM | #9 |
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Re: Saints have not lost an ounce of belief in Alvin Kamara: 'His time is coming'
RBs are a dime a dozen... Kamara is no different.
If he was doing just fine people wouldn't be righting articles like this. |
12-15-2019, 09:49 AM | #10 |
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Re: Saints have not lost an ounce of belief in Alvin Kamara: 'His time is coming'
Really bad coaching
You have Murray just pounding through a staunch d- line Then see Kamara get stonewalled at the same point of attack His injury is part of that He isn’t cutting as sharply as before Go with Murray and let AK take the screens in space etc. THe gadget plays to Taysom Hill completely break the flow of things. |
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