Alvin Kamara’s Las Vegas hearing rescheduled Monday

The battery case in Las Vegas against New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara has been delayed at least another two months.

The lawyers in the case requested an additional 60 days Monday in court. The hearing was also delayed back in April.

BREAKING: all 4 Defendants were not present, & all of their attorneys have requested 60-day status check.

The Alvin Kamara situation continues into October, meaning he should not be suspended to start the season, unless the video is leaked, which could force NFL into action. https://t.co/dWP1ffLPKC

— Frank J. Dyevoich, Esq. (@Fantasy_Giant) August 1, 2022

Kamara is one of four men charged with conspiracy to commit battery and battery with substantial bodily harm in connection with an incident outside of a Las Vegas Strip nightclub during Pro Bowl weekend Feb. 5. Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Chris Lammons is another one of the men charged.

The delay in the case likely increases the chances Kamara will not face discipline including suspension by the NFL during the 2022 season. The league in similar cases has tended to wait for the legal process to run its course.

I think this makes it much more likely he plays the full season. Only way I can see him getting suspended now is if the video leaks, bc even in October, he still has not even appeared in court yet, so nothing would take place beyond his plea until after the season

— Frank J. Dyevoich, Esq. (@Fantasy_Giant) August 1, 2022

Kamara practiced Monday as the Saints held their first training camp practice in full pads.