Alvin Kamara Limited in Practice with Ankle Injury, Usage Debated Amidst Saints' Offensive Struggles

Alvin Kamara, the New Orleans Saints' running back, was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, due to an ankle injury. Despite offensive struggles with quarterback Derek Carr, Kamara's fantasy value has been supported by his reception numbers, though his rushing efficiency has declined for three consecutive seasons. His career-lows in several statistical categories were seen in his first season without Drew Brees. Concerns about his abilities persist heading into his age-29 season, with potential for carries to be shared with Kendre Miller and Jamaal Williams. Kamara was suspended for the first three games of the season, debuting in Week 4. Historically, Kamara has been a significant offensive weapon for the Saints, setting career highs in various categories in some seasons, but injuries have also hampered him. He signed a contract with the Saints in June 2024.