Travis Etienne on Alvin Kamara: Backfield partnership is better for both of us
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The New Orleans Saints' signing of Travis Etienne has raised questions about Alvin Kamara's role, but Etienne believes a shared backfield would benefit both players. A strong ground game would help quarterback Tyler Shough in his first full season as starter.
The Saints signed Travis Etienne as a free agent last month. Head coach Kellen Moore says Alvin Kamara is part of the roster. Etienne thinks a shared backfield would keep the defense on their toes. A strong ground game would help quarterback Tyler Shough. The team may deploy a two-headed approach to create a strong ground game.
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