New Orleans Saints rookie running back Alvin Kamara is looking for some help paying off his fine.
Kamara tweeted a photo Thursday of a fine letter he received from the NFL, joking that he'll be starting a GoFundMe page to cover the cost.
‘‘Tis the season 🤷🏾♂️. I’ll start the @gofundme later, stay tuned lol pic.twitter.com/ZtIapZoWmt
— Alvin Kamara (@A_kamara6) December 28, 2017
The fine likely stems from the red holiday-themed cleats Kamara wore in the Saints' win over the Atlanta Falcons on Christmas Eve.
"I'm going to make a GoFundMe - yeah, I'm getting fined - and whatever the fine is, I'm going to pay the fine and the rest I'm going to donate to a charity. Simple as that," Kamara told reporters after the game, according to Josh Katzenstein of The Times-Picayune.
He added that he had no regrets about wearing the cleats.
"Yeah it was worth it," he said. "We were just talking about the NFL not being a Grinch. We need them to just leave us alone."
Uniform violations typically cost $6,076 for the first offense and $12,154 for subsequent infractions.
