Kamara could be the upgrade the Chargers crave, offering elite pass-catching ability and veteran savvy. A potential three-through-four-year fit exists given his contract and role until a longer-term plan unfolds.

Kamara’s workload has declined as Miller has taken on more carries and yardage. With one year left on a contract over $18 million, his value as a trade asset is elevated as New Orleans pivots to a youth-oriented attack while seeking future draft and cap relief.

Kamara is a focal point to exploit NYG’s 4th-worst rushing yards allowed stat; the Saints will lean on him to haul early drives and close out possessions. A heavy Kamara workload alongside Rattler’s play-action could tilt the game in NO’s favor and deliver fantasy-friendly volumes.

Kamara projects for steady rushing volume against a Giants rush defense that has shown vulnerability. With Miller's increased involvement, shared backfield touches create multiple pathways to 60+ yards and several explosive runs, especially in a close-script game.

Kamara’s workload remains volatile, with Miller pushing for a bigger role and Miller’s Week 5 matchup looming as a potential turning point. Kamara’s aging legs raise concern for consistent volume, making him a boom-or-bust option depending on game flow and Miller’s involvement.