Best Ball Guy said the silence out of Saints camp has been broken—Kendre Miller reportedly took first-team reps this week, signaling he’s the inside track backup to Alvin Kamara. BBG expects the market to react fast once beat writers confirm the rotation, projecting an "ADP moonshot" similar to Jaylen Warren’s rise last summer. He wants Miller rostered now in every three-RB room because the rookie’s early-down size (220 lbs) and collegiate pass-catching resume (44 receptions in his final season at TCU) make him the exact contingency profile that explodes if Kamara—now 29 with 1,800 touches—misses time. "Be well prepared, be ready to go," he urged, predicting Miller will cost multiple rounds more once preseason snaps are televised.

PPRTyler flagged a camp report that Kendre Miller is already running with the Saints' first-team offense and said drafters should "adjust the ranks" immediately. Miller was one of Tyler's favorite backs coming out of TCU, touting "legendary" college tape and three-down traits. With Alvin Kamara gone and only aging depth behind him, Miller now has a plausible path to an early-season workload spike. Tyler plans to scoop the sophomore in the late rounds of this contest whenever his build is already correlated with New Orleans pieces, calling him a cheap bet on volume that the market has not yet priced in.

Tyler Knaeble advised dynasty managers to cut bait on Kendre Miller, saying he’s “probably not” worth holding after a year of minimal production. Knaeble would rather use that roster spot on rookie Trevor Etienne, arguing Etienne will land in a better offense and offers far more upside. In any one-for-one decision between the two, Knaeble is taking Etienne "100 percent" of the time.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound urged viewers to pump the brakes on Kendre Miller despite the positive minicamp blurbs floating around Saints twitter. He warned that Alvin Kamara is healthy, Jamaal Williams is still penciled in for short-yardage work, and New Orleans added more competition (he referenced "Neil" vying for touches) that will further muddy early-down snaps. Miller logged only 41 touches as a rookie and still has not shown the pass-pro chops to earn passing-down reps. Pat thinks the best-case scenario is a rotational role that caps Miller’s ceiling at the exact time Underdog’s Sprint needs 25-plus-point spike weeks. In his words, “caution, caution, caution” on chasing last year’s preseason crush when the path to volume is now narrower than ever.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound said he is off Kendre Miller entirely after back-to-back injury-marred seasons and virtually no production when healthy. Miller has missed 10 games in two years, and even in his limited action he logged just a single explosive play (20-plus yards) on 41 touches. Pat contrasted that with rookie Devin Neal—who owns a 91st-percentile breakaway-run rate—and argued that the Saints drafting another back is a sign their coaching staff has already lost faith. He now caps his Miller exposure at 0% and recommends reallocating those late-round clicks to higher-upside rookies like Quinshon Judkins or Devin Neal.