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If unused Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara wasn’t contractually obligated to stay for the entire “Thursday Night Football” game and instead of being a fan in the stands, he would have left before the clock hit all zeros. The Saints struggled in their 33-10 loss to the Denver Broncos and many fans left the Mercedes-Benz Superdome early before the game concluded. Kamara doesn’t blame them.
Kamara, who has been with the Saints his entire career, since 2017, said until last night he never saw the stadium empty before the game ended. The unused Orleans are 2-5 closest to losing in the last 7 and, due to their draft problems, the Saints are also dealing with a long list of surprises, with 18 players indexed in the sport’s eminent record.
“Our game is unacceptable and, two, that the dome is empty or emptying, I think I saw some fans leave in the second quarter, that is unacceptable,” Kamara mentioned closer to the sport. “I don’t blame the fans, it’s up to us. They come to see us play and perform, and when we don’t perform, those are the results you get. But I’ve never experienced that and if I were a fan, I would leave too because it’s not enough good at the moment.”
The Saints’ leading rusher was Kendre Miller, who had just six carries for 36 yards and Cedrick Wilson Jr. was the leading receiver with 57 yards. They struggled to get the ball out of the yard with quarterback Spencer Rattler leading the offense, replacing the injured Derek Carr.
So far this season, Kamara leads the team with 438 yards on 111 carries. Jamaal Williams has the second-most rushing yards on the team with 120.
The Saints will move to Los Angeles to face the Chargers in the round of 16.
