Kamara remains a dynamic Saints weapon, but Warner’s forced fumble and the SF defense’s surge limited his impact in Week 2, highlighting a potential shift in game plans when facing San Francisco.

Kamara has been the Saints’ best weapon through two games, piling up 144 rushing yards, a rushing TD, and contributing in the passing game with 33 receiving yards, signaling a stable fantasy floor with big-game upside.

Kamara led with 99 rushing yards, with Miller contributing 8, signaling a more balanced attack that finally got the ground game going. His workload remains a cornerstone for Saints’ fantasy upside if the offense sustains this approach.

Kamara was the target of a forced fumble by Warner; his swing pass hit a rough patch, contributing to the Saints’ offensive struggles.

Kamara is the Saints’ versatile workhorse, delivering heavy rushing volume and steady receiving involvement. His all-purpose role should keep him fantasy-relevant even as the offense evolves under Moore’s system.