There aren't many better examples of the New Orleans Saints' decline than Alvin Kamara's fall-off in recent years. A combination of factors -- poor blocking, uninspired play calling, spotty quarterback play and the natural wear and tear of playing 100 games --

The Saints are in the process of installing their new offensive system — one that, likely, will represent a significant departure from the system that had been in place since the Saints hired Sean Payton to be their coach in 2006.

Sean Payton’s offenses with the New Orleans Saints were known for a lot of things, and that included having notoriously long play calls. That looks like it’ll be changing under Klint Kubiak’s stewardship.

Kubiak, the new offensive coordinator who was hired by New Orleans in February, has high hopes for a team that stumbled in its run game last season. The Saints didn't pick up a running back via the draft or free agency this offseason and instead focused on rebuilding their offensive line.

Saints rookie minicamp not only provides a first look at the fresh faces in black and gold, but also a glimpse into the offensive system under new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak.