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The New Orleans Saints are bringing in Klint Kubiak as offensive coordinator and that should benefit running back Alvin Kamara the most.

By Jaleel Grandberry | WhoDatDish.com

The New Orleans Saints have made the decision to move on with Klint Kubiak as offensive coordinator. Kubiak is an experienced offensive coach that has been around NFL football all of his life. The son of Gary Kubiak, Klint has been coaching in the NFL since 2013. Most recently, Klint Kubiak spent the 2023 season as the pass game coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers.

While Kubiak has a ton of experience at several different stops, his work with the 49ers should be most exciting for Saints fans. Not only did San Francisco have one of the league’s best offenses and go to the Super Bowl, the team had the Offensive Player of the Year, Christian McCaffrey. Playing in 16 games this past season, McCaffrey led the league in rushing with 1,459 yards on 272 carries and 14 rushing touchdowns. He also caught the ball 67 times for 564 yards and an additional seven touchdowns.

Obviously, Kubiak won’t be bringing Christian McCaffrey with him to the Saints; San Francisco would never let that happen. Fortunately, New Orleans already has a similarly talented player in Alvin Kamara. Kubiak could help Kamara’s game go to the next level. ...

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