Kamara’s proven production and versatility give Saints a high floor and ceiling; his presence anchors the offense and provides substantial weekly upside even as younger backs rotate.

Kamara rested in the latest showcase, with Kendre Miller stepping in for early-down duties. Kamara’s health is the wild card; his absence would push Miller into a more prominent role and potentially alter NO’s backfield fantasy landscape.

Kamara is cited as tying and then breaking the No. 21 scoring mark in Saints history, illustrating the number's long-running association with scoring versatility. The piece notes Kamara’s franchise-record 53 total touchdowns year and his role in the No. 21 lineage even as the jersey has rotated through multiple players over the decades.

Kamara’s aging and role in a potentially reshaped Saints offense temper his ceiling, yet involvement in passing and red-zone roles keep him relevant. Expect stable volume but limited upside if the offense focuses more on the passing game and older legs.

Kamara is depicted as the Saints' backfield workhorse with a high receiving ceiling. Healthy line, uncertain QB, but Kamara’s past 80-catch seasons and 50+ receptions per year anchor fantasy value. The discussion emphasizes Kamara’s central role regardless of QB, including potential Wildcat usage and dump-offs to ease inexperienced quarterbacks.