From the episode

I don't think anyone's going to be worried about Kenneth Walker. You know, look... there's nothing wrong with Kenneth Walker. It's that literally no player is safe from this type of a game. Yeah. Where you run into an absolute buzzsaw of a Seattle defense and the Seattle offense gets, I don't know if you want to call it lucky, but they kept converting on all these third downs and stuff that just like kept them on the field all the time. The Chiefs barely had any plays.

STACKED’s take

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Walker's poor game was due to extreme game script, not talent concerns.

Kenneth Walker's poor fantasy performance in the Seattle-Kansas City game (three points) should not be viewed as a sign of decline; the game featured an extreme game script where Seattle dominated time of possession and the Chiefs had minimal offensive plays (50 plays, 24:09 possession), making it an anomaly rather than a reflection of Walker's talent or role.

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