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Entering his third season in the NFL, this will be Kamara’s first as the clear RB1 with Mark Ingram now in Baltimore. With that being said, don’t expect his workload to jump drastically. When Ingram was suspended for the first four games of 2018, Kamara averaged 22.8 touches per game, compared to his average of 16.7 per game the rest of the season with Ingram active. While being very productive and carrying a lot of the offense through that four game stretch, he looked visibly worn out heading in to the team’s Week 6 bye. He has proven that he’s capable to shoulder the load when called upon, but it would come as a surprise to see that be the case on a week to week basis in 2019. Regardless, his ability to be electric each and every time he touches the ball will be paramount as the Saints gear up for another run at the Super Bowl.

Future Hall of Famer. Holder of majority of the NFL’s passing records. New Orleans immortal. The list goes on and on. The only unknown about Brees is which of these seasons will actually be his last. He broke Peyton Manning’s all-time passing yardage record, along with his own single-season completion percentage record in 2018 and enters 2019 just 19 touchdowns behind Manning in that category. It could be another historic year for #9, as he also aims to earn the allusive regular season MVP award that’s missing from his resume.