is one of the best all-around running backs in football. Now all 31 other NFL franchises may have that opportunity to play "Let's Make A Deal" with the as the franchise if they can't reach a contract extension with the three-time Pro Bowl running back.The Saints are doing their best to make sure Kamara is happy, as the franchise cleared the air with the Pro Bowl running back and are still focusing on working out a long-term extension with him (). Kamara returned to practice Wednesday after leaving the team to receive an epidural shot in his back which would have kept him sidelined for a few days. Kamara still showed up at the Saints facility for COVID-19 testing so he could rejoin the team, which explained his absence.Kamara's trade market could heat up fast if the Saints can't reach a long-term deal with him. He's the only player in league history to rush for 2,000 yards, have 2,000 receiving yards, and make three Pro Bowl appearances in his first three NFL seasons. Over the past three seasons, Kamara is fifth in yards from scrimmage (4,476) and second in all-purpose yards (5,061). Kamara's 27 rushing touchdowns are fifth in theand his 243 receptions and 2,068 receiving yards are second in the league among running backs only to.Bottom line: Kamara deserves to be paid amongst the best running backs in the game. If the Saints fail to accomplish the task, another NFL team will certainly take on the responsibilities of having Kamara long term. Which of those teams would actually want to give up a reported first-round pick (New Orleans' asking Drue Tranquill Jersey price) for Kamara, not to mention having the salary cap space to sign Kamara to a long-term deal? Let's dive in.The Patriots have given the Saints a first-round pick for Charlie Joiner Jersey an offensive playmaker before (see) and he was also in the last year of his rookie contract. Sound familiar? Perhaps Bill Belichick gives up another first-round pick to add a talented running back like Kamara, especially given the Patriots running back situation.Ifis truly going to succeed in New England, why not give him a reliable pa s-catching option that can open up his scrambling ability and give opposing defenses nightmares?isn't reliable and who knows how dependableis now that Brady is in Tampa. Cam and Kamara would be a lot of fun and would also open up the playbook for Josh McDaniels.Kamara will certainly get his fair share of touches in New England and open up the pa sing game. Adding him may be the move that gives New England another AFC East title.Miami shelled out $8.26 million to form a running back combination of and for 2020 -- their attempt to improve the league's worst rushing attack form a year ago. While Breida and Howard have potential, they don't match up to the talent of Kamara. The Dolphins are committed to spending money and have plenty of future cap space to work out a long-term deal with Fournette (projected $42 million in 2021 cap space, ).The Dolphins also have a first-round pick to give up, as they po se s two of them thanks to the trade prior to the start of the season last year. Miami can easily part ways with a first-round pick to get a back as good as Kamara and give him a new contract.Adding Kamara could catapult Miami from a five-win team to a dark horse playoff contender. would also have another reliable pa s-catching option in his Justin Herbert Jersey rookie season. A win-win.How about a Kamara for swap? The Saints and Jets could entertain the po sibility as a way to rid each other of their running back problems. Bell and Jets head coach Adam Gase have had their disagreements and the Jets would certainly like to rid themselves of Bell's ma sive contract. The Saints, should they choose not to sign Kamara to an extension, could ship him off to New York and get a playmaker in Bell, whose receiving ability would fit nicely as a check down option for Brees.Despite Bell's subpar 2019 season, he still has a few good years left in him. Put Bell behind a good offensive line and he'll revert back to his days with the . The Saints will reap the rewards of Bell and still be Super Bowl contenders while the Jets will get a younger back in Kamara that's a stronger fit in a Gase offense. Kamara will also receive plenty of target volume given the Jets' depth at receiver.The Saints may actually get a draft pick back for taking on Bell's contract. Just a thought.Notice the pattern here? Every AFC East team could use Kamara in a division that's as wide open as it's ever been in the past 20 years. The Bills have the defense capable of winning the division and opened up the pa sing game with the acquisition of this offseason. Their running game is still a question mark as it's unclear if can be a featured back and could take that job away at some point this season.Buffalo's running game is fine as it's currently constructed, but the Bills have a first-round pick and the cap space to add Kamara to their already impre sive young core. Adding Kamara could also help speed up quarterback development.Green Bay may not be as good as its 13-3 record from a season ago and this team did nothing to improve the pa s-catching options for in 2020. opted out due to COVID-19 and the Packers didn't draft a single wide receiver. This offense needs more weapons around Rodgers.Who could blame Rodgers if he was unhappy? Perhaps giving up that first-round pick for Kamara and igniting Green Bay to the top of the NFC North may lighten his mood. Green Bay does have the league's reigning touchdown leader in -- who is also in the final year of his rookie deal -- even though he's not an ideal receiver out of the backfield. Perhaps the Packers can create a strong combination of Kamara and Jones, utilizing Kamara in the slot as one of the top receiver options for Rodgers and take the pre sure off Jones and rookie A.J. Dillon in short- Tristan Vizcaino Jersey yardage situations.Kamara would have reduced touches, but he also would be an important weapon for the offense throughout the year and in the postseason. Rodgers doesn't have many opportunities left to win a Super Bowl and Green Bay needs to give him more help than what he has now. Adding Kamara would be a gamble that could pay huge dividends.The Rams could use a stud running back like Kamara because when their offense was at its best -- a lead back () -- led the way. Kamara may actually be a better fit in McVay's system and the clear cut No. 1 back Los Angeles could use to power their offense. Having a receiving back like Kamara would open up the pa sing game for Goff -- who had his own struggles while Gurley was dealing with his knee troubles last season -- and Kamara could help him regain his form.While Kamara could help boost the offense, a trade could be a long shot. Los Angeles appears committed to the committee of,, and, but Zion Johnson Jersey would like one of those three to emerge as the No. 1 back. The Rams also don't have the draft capital to acquire Kamara as they don't have a first-round pick until 2023. How many future firsts can Los Angeles give up? Sitting at $14 million over the cap doesn't help either.Kamara would be a great fit in Los Angeles, but there are too many hurdles to clear.Washington Football TeamWashington has been looking for a long term replacement for and is no longer an option. Head coach Ron Rivera knows how to use Kamara's skill set as he (along with offensive coordinator Scott Turner who came over with him to Washington) was the mastermind to draft and mold him into one of the best all-around backs in football.Washington could use a playmaker on offense not named , but would the franchise be willing to part ways with a potential top-five draft pick for a running back? This sounds like a Daniel Snyder move, but he's turned over the keys to the franchise to Rivera and new team president Jason Wright. Maybe a second-round pick intrigues the Saints, especially given Washington doesn't have much at running back., and J.D. McKi sic just aren't long-term options for a franchise that is trying to give its fans hope. Kamara is a player Washington can market for the next several seasons.