The Saints have been injured this season, but finally, they have good news, and after a four-week absence, their main running back Alvin Kamala is finally coming back.
Kamala has been involved in full training all week, in fact, Kamala can play last Thursday night's game that the Saints lost to the Cowboys, but to be on the safe side, Saints coach Sean Payton said, "I don't want to see him go up and play without a full injury".
Kamala himself explained how he was injured during this time, in the ninth week, he was absent due to a knee injury, in fact, in the 11th week he resumed training, but because of a pair of spike shoes, he injured the hamstring. Kamala said the hamstring injury had little to do with the knee because of the pair of spikes, and then he threw the shoes.
As a four-time professional Bowl running back, Kamala's attack on the Saints is crucial, especially this week, when the team's two running backs, Mark Ingram and Ty Montgomery, are out of the squad for the new crown. In addition, the Saints' receiver this season, Dionte Harris, will be suspended for three games, and substitute receiver Lil Jordan Humphrey is also questionable because of hamstring problems.
The main problem with the five-game losing streak is the lack of attack, with starting left striker Tyrone Armsted also returning at the weekend, and he has also played intermittently, but the starting right striker Ryan Ramsik will be absent for the fourth consecutive week.
In addition, linebackers Pete Werner and Carden Ellis can't play, and defensive striker Cameron Jordan is also in doubt. The good news is that Marcus Davenport can play on a comeback, and security guard CJ Gardner Johnson is also likely to return.
(Text/Geng Haoyang)