Alvin Kamara injury update: Concerning update for New Orleans Saints RB as team gears up to face New York Jets in Week 16

Alvin Kamara, the New Orleans Saints’ star player, has already missed the last three matches as the team faced the Miami Dolphins, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Carolina Panthers.While many fans expected Alvin Kamara to return on Saturday to face the New York Jets, the New Orleans Saints have finally opened up about it.

Alvin Kamara might not return on Saturday as the New Orleans Saints gear up to face the New York Jets

It seems the New Orleans Saints’ star player, Alvin Kamara, missed Wednesday’s practice as the team geared up to face the New York Jets.

A few hours ago, the team’s head coach, Kellen Moore, said, "DNPs for today, (Alvin Kamara) with the ankle/knee…”The popular head coach added, “Devin with the hamstring. Did not practice.

He will be out for the game. (Asim Richards) with the ankle did not practice. (Cesar Ruiz) with the ankle did not practice. and Vele with the shoulder did not practice.”Kellen Moore continued, “He will be out for the game as well. And then Justin Reid was limited with the knee...Tyler was full participant with a hip. That's kind of what the Injury Report will look like. Other than that, it was a good day. Ready to roll."Last week, the team’s head coach had opened up about Alvin Kamara’s potential return to the field and said, “We’ll see”, shortly before Alvin Kamara was ruled out from the match against the Carolina Panthers, which the Saints ended up winning.

What happened to Alvin Kamara in Week 12?

For the unversed, the New Orleans Saints’ running back, Alvin Kamara, ended up suffering brutal ankle and knee injuries when the team faced the Atlanta Falcons in Week 12.

Though many expected Alvin Kamara to recover quickly and return to the field as the team faced a tough stretch, the star player has remained absent for the last three matches.At this point in time, neither the New Orleans Saints nor the popular running back, Alvin Kamara, has opened up about his potential return to the field.Currently, the New Orleans Saints have three more matches ahead of them, as they gear up to face the New York Jets, the Tennessee Titans and the Atlanta Falcons.Also Read: Puka Nacua injury update: Los Angeles Rams’ star WR’s availability for tonight’s Seahawks game sparks panic after Sunday night scare