Alvin Kamara Responds to Trade Rumors: ‘If Saints Trade Me, I’ll Just Be Sipping Pina Coladas Somewhere’
New Orleans, LA – October 15, 2025 — Alvin Kamara, the New Orleans Saints' star running back, has addressed the growing trade rumors surrounding him with a lighthearted yet pointed comment. Amid speculation that the Saints could move on from the Pro Bowl back, Kamara made it clear that if the team decides to trade him, he’s more than happy to enjoy a life of leisure.
“If they trade me, I’ll just be sipping Pina Coladas somewhere,” Kamara said with a smile during a recent interview. “At the end of the day, this is a business, and if that’s the direction they want to go, I’ll roll with it. But wherever I end up, I’m going to be good.”
Kamara’s playful remark comes as the Saints navigate a season filled with uncertainty. While the 29-year-old has been a cornerstone of New Orleans' offense for several seasons, his future with the team is now in question as the Saints weigh their options ahead of the NFL’s trade deadline. Despite his solid performances, the Saints are reportedly considering all possibilities to improve the roster, including the potential of moving Kamara.
The running back has remained the focal point of the Saints' offense, but with his age and the team’s current trajectory, rumors have swirled that New Orleans could be looking to make a change. Kamara, however, has stayed composed in the face of uncertainty, reiterating his focus on staying ready and doing his part for the team.
“Whatever happens, happens,” Kamara added. “I’m a professional. I’ll continue to give it my all while I’m here, but I’m not going to sit around stressing about things I can’t control. If I’m a Saint, I’m all in. If I’m somewhere else, I’ll be ready for the next chapter.”
Kamara’s calm demeanor and willingness to go with the flow have resonated with many of his teammates and fans alike. While his future remains up in the air, it’s clear that Kamara is prepared for whatever comes next—whether that means continuing to lead the Saints or starting fresh with a new team.
As the trade deadline approaches, all eyes will be on the Saints’ decision, but for now, Kamara’s focus remains on staying in top form, wherever that may be.
Ravens Legend Ray Lewis Urges NFL to Investigate Referees After Steelers’ Controversial Loss to Bengals: “They Got Robbed, and the League Can’t Ignore This.”
Cincinnati, OH – October 14, 2025 — Even the fiercest rival the Pittsburgh Steelers have ever known couldn’t stay silent after what unfolded on Thursday Night Football. Ravens Hall of Famer
Ray Lewis — the face of Baltimore’s defensive legacy — has broken his silence following the Steelers’ heartbreaking 31–33 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, calling for an official NFL investigation into what he labeled
“a disgrace to the game.”
“No one wanted the Steelers to lose more than I did — but not like this,” Lewis said. “The Steelers got robbed, and everyone who watched that game knows it. Those calls weren’t just wrong — they stole what this team fought for.”
His words echoed across the league, igniting an instant storm online as fans and analysts questioned the officiating that tilted momentum in Cincinnati’s favor. Two pivotal calls have since drawn heavy scrutiny — both shifting the outcome of one of the AFC North’s most heated battles.
With 2:52 left in the fourth quarter, quarterback Aaron Rodgers launched a deep pass toward DK Metcalf that was intercepted by Bengals corner Jordan Battle. Replays revealed the throw sailed inches beyond Metcalf’s fingertips before contact, appearing
uncatchable. Despite the magnitude of the play, referees refused to initiate a review, handing Cincinnati possession that led to the game-winning field goal.
Aaron Rodgers has ~words~ for the officials after this is ruled an INT
pic.twitter.com/vFav3z5qm6 — Jori Epstein (@JoriEpstein) October 17, 2025
The moment sparked outrage across X under the trending tag #RiggedTNF, with analysts calling it one of the season’s biggest officiating failures.
“That’s a play that changes standings, playoff implications, and locker rooms,” said former ref analyst Terry McAulay. “If that’s not reviewed, what is?”
Earlier, a questionable holding call on center
Zach Frazier in the third quarter erased a key conversion and killed a promising Steelers drive. On film, Frazier appeared to anchor perfectly — no grab, no twist, no pull — yet the 10-yard penalty forced a punt.
“That call was soft,” wrote ESPN’s Mina Kimes. “You can’t penalize clean blocking in that moment.”
Even Bengals fans admitted online that something felt off, noting the 11–4 penalty imbalance
that consistently pushed Pittsburgh backward. And while Cincinnati celebrated, Ray Lewis’ unexpected defense of his long-time rival stole the postgame spotlight.
“You don’t have to wear black and gold to see what happened,”
he said. “You don’t cheat the game to win it. If the NFL ignores this, then the message is clear — fairness is optional.”
The league has yet to release any official statement on the officiating controversy, but pressure is mounting for the NFL’s competition committee to review the tape.
As Lewis concluded, “The Bengals got the win. The Steelers got robbed. But what really lost tonight — was the integrity of football itself.”
