Matt Waldman on Kenneth Walker III

VideoFeel It Or F--It 7.20.26: An RSP Cast with Matt Waldman and Bob HarrisCaptured August 1, 2026

From the video

Clint Kubiak telling me, we want the ball in Kenneth Walker's hands every every play. They told us what they wanted the plan to be. Then what happened? The plan went awry cuz Kenneth Walker didn't stay on the practice field

Mentioned at 6:27 – 7:00

STACKED’s take

Negative signalRole

Injury derailed lead-back plan; cautionary example for Seattle backfield volatility.

Kenneth Walker serves as a cautionary example of Seattle's backfield volatility. Despite Clint Kubiak explicitly telling Matt Waldman the team wanted the ball in Walker's hands on every play, the plan fell apart because Walker didn't stay healthy on the practice field, opening the door for committee play. This historical precedent undermines confidence in any Seattle backfield lead-back narrative.