Alvin Kamara is set to move forward without restrictions after the New Orleans Saints running back returned as a full participant in practice roughly one month after suffering an MCL sprain.
Key takeaways
- Kamara reported that his knee is feeling good.
- The Saints running back said he has no limitations.
- He participated fully in practice.
- The injury occurred during a practice session about a month ago.
Kamara cleared for full workload
Kamara’s full practice participation marks a significant step in his recovery from the knee injury. The veteran back indicated that the MCL sprain is no longer restricting his movement or his workload on the field.
With no limitations reported, Kamara appears positioned to resume his usual role in New Orleans’ backfield, including work as both a runner and receiver. The Saints will continue preparing for their next kickoff with their lead running back back on the practice field at full capacity.
