NFL GM: Saints Would Consider Alvin Kamara-Eagles Trade to Get 2023 1st-Rounder Back

The New Orleans Saints would be willing to trade running back Alvin Kamara to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for a first-round pick, according to a general manager in the National Football League.

The news was reported by Albert Breer of the sports magazine.

One GM told me that the Saints would consider moving him to the Eagles if Philadelphia gave them back the first-round pick they traded in April.

There is a very talented roster and a record that doesn't reflect it for the Saints. Mickey has gotten calls. It is not known if he would be willing to listen on Michael Thomas. There are some second tier types who could be moved.

The Eagles got the first-round pick and a second-round pick in the deal.

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Trade: The #Eagles trade picks No. 16, 19, and 194 to the #Saints in exchange for picks No. 18, 101, 237, a 2023 first-round pick, and a 2024 second-round pick.

The Saints have the fourth pick in the draft. The Eagles are the only remaining team that has not lost a game.

It's not likely that the Eagles would ever trade that pick for a player like Kamara, who has 552 total yards on the season. Without him, they're already perfect and have a strong rushing attack led by Hurts and Sanders.

The Eagles are not interested in trading for Kamara.

The Philadelphia area has been active in the trade market. The Eagles have time to make more moves with the trade deadline looming, but for now they will focus on their home game against the Philadelphia Eagles.