Alvin Kamara isn't going anywhere. Two weeks before the NFL's trade deadline, the New Orleans Saints reached an agreement on a two-year, $24.5 million extension with Kamara, according to a report from NFL Network's Mike Garafolo.

Drafted by then-Saints, now-Broncos coach Sean Payton in 2017, Kamara had been buzzed about as a potential target of the Broncos in the run-up to their Week 7 meeting. The 29-year-old back was held to just 10 yards on seven carries amid Denver's 33-10 blowout victory and enjoyed a big embrace with Payton after the game.

Now, the New Orleans Saints running back isn’t going anywhere. Kamara and the Saints agreed Tuesday on a two-year contract extension that’s worth $24.5 million, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed. The deal keeps Kamara under contract through 2026, a year later than his contract was slated to run.