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BREAKING — CBS Sports reports that Alvin Kamara is expected to miss at least a month with an MCL sprain suffered during a joint practice with the Cowboys, a setback that will keep him out of Week 1 for only the second time in his career. The timing stings for a Saints offense that has leaned on his versatility for years, and for fans who had circled the opener as the start of another season of his distinctive, patient running style. A month is not a season, but it is long enough to force a team to reimagine its identity without its most reliable playmaker.
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