Running back Alvin Kamara and guard Andrus Peat and Larry Warford were added to the NFC roster on Tuesday.
The versatile Kamara will replace Rams Super Bowl-bound running back Todd Gurley. Kamara, in his second season, is headed to a second straight after finishing the 2018 regular season with 883 yards rushing on 194 carries (4.6 yards per carry) in 15 games, while adding 81 receptions for 709 yards. He had 18 total touchdowns (14 rushing).
Peat is replacing injured Eagles guard Brandon Brooks, while Warford will take the spot previously occupied by the Cowboys' Zack Martin. Peat, a four-year vet, will make his debut, while Warford, in his sixth season, is headed to his second after making it last year, as well.
Here is a list of other replacements announced Tuesday:
- Chicago Bears offensive linemen Charles Leno Jr., a left tackle, and Cody Whitehair, a center, were added to the roster on Tuesday. The Bears are each replacing Saints with Leno taking left tackle Terron Armstead and Whitehair filling in for center Max Unger. With the additions of two more Chicago players, the Bears now have eight selections, their most since 2007.
