The Seattle Times Seahawks on Kenneth Walker III

ArticleSeahawks have more to worry about than just Kenneth Walker III
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his apparent desire to want to be the lead running back and play more than the 46.8% of snaps he played last season

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Walker sought lead-back role after playing 46.8% of snaps with Seahawks.

Walker departed Seattle as a free agent after the Super Bowl, signing a three-year, $43.05 million deal with Kansas City. His departure was partly motivated by a desire to be the lead running back and play more than the 46.8% of snaps he played last season with the Seahawks.

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