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Broncos Seek Running Back as Alvin Kamara's Future Uncertain
The Saints' signing of Travis Etienne could make Alvin Kamara expendable, putting the Broncos on watch.
Published on Mar. 9, 2026
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The Denver Broncos were interested in signing free agent running back Travis Etienne, but he opted to join the New Orleans Saints instead. This move could have implications for the future of Saints star Alvin Kamara, who might consider retirement or could potentially be traded. The Broncos are now keeping an eye on Kamara's situation as they look to bolster their own backfield.
Why it matters
The Broncos are in need of a running back, and Kamara could be an enticing option if he becomes available. His potential departure from the Saints would create a void in their backfield that the Broncos could look to fill. Additionally, Kamara's experience and talent could make him a valuable addition to the Broncos' offense.
The details
The Saints' signing of Travis Etienne to a deal averaging $13 million per season suggests that Kamara may no longer be a part of their long-term plans. Kamara is set to turn 31 this summer and the Saints would face significant dead cap penalties if they were to trade or release him. This could make retirement the best-case scenario for New Orleans. If Kamara decides to continue playing, the Broncos may be interested in acquiring him, especially given their need for a running back and the potential reunion with former Saints head coach Sean Payton, who is now the Broncos' head coach.
- Alvin Kamara is set to turn 31 years old this summer.
- The Saints signed Travis Etienne to a deal averaging $13 million per season on March 9, 2026.
The players
Alvin Kamara
A veteran running back for the New Orleans Saints who is set to turn 31 years old this summer and could be expendable following the team's signing of Travis Etienne.
Travis Etienne
A free agent running back who signed a deal with the New Orleans Saints that averages $13 million per season, potentially making Alvin Kamara expendable.
Sean Payton
The current head coach of the Denver Broncos, who previously coached Alvin Kamara with the New Orleans Saints, potentially making Kamara an intriguing target for the Broncos.
What they’re saying
“Etienne now "immediately steps in as the [Saints'] RB1, whether or not Alvin Kamara is around for 2026,”
— John Sigler, Saints Wire (Yahoo Sports)
What’s next
The Broncos will likely monitor Alvin Kamara's situation closely in the coming weeks and months to determine if he could be a viable option to bolster their backfield.
The takeaway
The Broncos' pursuit of a running back has taken an interesting turn with the Saints' signing of Travis Etienne, which could make Alvin Kamara expendable. If Kamara becomes available, the Broncos may be interested in reuniting him with former Saints coach Sean Payton, potentially providing a solution to their backfield needs.
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