Kamara did everything he could to make sure Drew Brees' swan song would be memorable. The running back set career highs in rushing yards, rushing TDs, receiving yards, total TDs, catches and targets as he took on an even larger role in the Saints offense while Michael Thomas battled through various injuries. Putting one of the most elusive open-field runners behind one of the best offensive lines in the league made for a very dangerous combination, and Kamara finished eighth among running backs in average yards before contact (2.8), his highest ranking in that metric in the last three years. However, Brees is now retired, and that creates a level of uncertainty for the whole New Orleans offense in 2021, especially considering the difficulty Kamara had getting in sync with Taysom Hill when Brees was sidelined last season. In the first three games with Hill as the starting quarterback. Kamara caught only three of six targets, totals which might have represented a mediocre half for the Brees-Kamara duo. Hill did target Kamara 10 times in his fourth and final start, but if Jameis Winston wins the No. 1 job, there could be a whole new learning curve for the star back to navigate. Kamara will be the centerpiece of the team's attack regardless, and he's already shown he doesn't need the massive touch volume of some other backs to produce massive numbers. Read Past Outlooks