Alvin Kamara likely to return to Saints for 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 10:25 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Alvin Kamara is expected to be on the New Orleans Saints' 53-man roster for the upcoming 2026 season. The veteran running back attended voluntary practice for the first time in years and will participate in mandatory minicamp. This development comes amid discussions around a possible pay cut. With Kamara likely positioned as RB2 behind Travis Etienne Jr., there are five other running backs competing for two roster spots, including Kendre Miller, Devin Neal, and Audric Estime. The Saints previously carried four running backs throughout last season, and training camp will be crucial for determining the final roster.
- •Kamara attended voluntary practice and will join the minicamp.
- •Travis Etienne Jr. is currently expected to start as RB1.
- •Five running backs are competing for two spots behind Kamara.
- •Kendre Miller is recovering from last year's ACL injury.
- •Training camp and preseason will clarify roster decisions.
- 10:25 PMYahoo Sports — How does Alvin Kamara returning for 2026 impact Saints RB depth chart?
"It's looking more and more likely Alvin Kamara will be with the Saints in 2026. What does the depth chart look like with him in the mix?
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