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Alvin Kamara turned back the clock for a few moments in the New Orleans Saints' latest victory, and there was one thing that changed that made it happen…

Darrion Gray argues that Alvin Kamara demonstrated he can still be highly effective for the New Orleans Saints following his performance against the New York Giants. Working alongside Kendre Miller in the backfield, Kamara recorded seven carries and two receptions, highlighting his value in a complementary offensive role.
The writer notes that Kamara looked like his vintage self when provided space, highlighted by his first receiving touchdown since 2024. Gray suggests offensive coordinator Kellen Moore should maintain this blueprint once injured running back Travis Etienne Jr. returns.
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