Tyrann Mathieu, a former safety for the New Orleans Saints, voiced his frustrations regarding the treatment of running back Alvin Kamara during an episode of his podcast, 'In the Bayou.' Mathieu stated, 'I don't think the Saints are dealing with this in good faith,' referring to the franchise's handling of their all-time touchdown leader. He emphasized that despite Kamara's recent performance dip, he remains a key figure in the team's history, being the franchise's leader in rushing yards and touchdowns. Mathieu also highlighted internal tensions, revealing that some within the organization are upset with Kamara for his role in the firing of former head coach Dennis Allen. This criticism comes amid ongoing speculation about Kamara's future with the Saints, especially following the restructuring of his contract and the signing of Travis Etienne to a four-year deal. As the NFL season approaches, uncertainties about Kamara's position within the team continue to grow.