
Here we go: Alvin Kamara will be in New York City on Wednesday meeting with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, having been granted the face-to-face meeting he hoped for. Kamara hopes to share his side of the story after last year’s arrest in Las Vegas, in which he was allegedly involved in a brawl outside a nightclub. It was previously reported that Kamara wanted this meeting (and that Saints team officials encouraged him to seek it out), but ESPN’s Adam Schefter was the first to report it’s happening.
Kamara agreed to a plea deal on misdemeanor charges in Nevada and settled a civil suit out of court in Louisiana earlier this summer. Now that the legal process has concluded, the league office is likely to hand down its own discipline. Kamara is trying to get out in front of that and soften the blow as best he can.