Saints' Alvin Kamara Exits Game with Groin Injury Against Commanders

The star running back's status is uncertain after leaving the Week 15 matchup during the third quarter.

Alvin Kamara left the Saints' Week 15 game against the Washington Commanders due to a groin injury sustained during the third quarter.
The injury occurred on a non-contact play, with Kamara heading first to the medical tent and then to the locker room for further evaluation.
Kamara had been a key player in the game, recording a one-handed touchdown catch and four receptions for 56 yards before his exit.
The Saints announced that Kamara's return to the game was questionable, leaving his availability for the remainder of the season in doubt.
The Saints, trailing 20-7 at the time of Kamara's injury, face a challenging path forward with their offense already struggling this season.