2 min read • August 29, 2020
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Alvin Kamara had a less than superstar season as he was limited by injury, but still made the Pro Bowl in 2019. He wasn’t his usual self, especially in the potent New Orleans Saints pass game. In each of his three seasons in the NFL, he’s caught 81 passes, yet his production dropped from 826 yards and five touchdowns in is rookie year to 709 yards and four touchdowns in his sophomore campaign to 533 yards and one score last year. His rushing ability remained, however as he put up 797 yards and five touchdowns on the ground at 4.7 yards per carry. On social media, he said he was on "one leg and at 75%" last year. Indeed he had a high ankle sprain and apparently a mild PCL sprain. He missed two games but there was a bye week included meaning his absence extended almost a month. Kamara claims to be 100% now and we have no reason not to believe him.
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