Field Gulls on Kenneth Walker III
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Kenneth Walker III started his Seahawks career as the Offensive Rookie of the Year runner-up; He ended his Seahawks career with an electrifying Super Bowl 60 performance, rushing for 135 yards and picking up an extra 26 as a receiver on his way to game MVP; Walker was clearly brought over in free agency to boost a moribund attack; Walker had more explosive runs by himself last season than the entire Chiefs team
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Walker debuts as Chiefs lead back after Super Bowl MVP season; explosive runner tasked with fixing stalled offense.
Walker was brought to Kansas City in free agency as the lead back to revitalize a moribund Chiefs offense that stalled with Isiah Pacheco and Kareem Hunt. He finished his Seahawks tenure as Offensive Rookie of the Year runner-up (most first-place votes under ranked choice voting) and delivered an electrifying Super Bowl 60 performance with 135 rushing yards, 26 receiving yards, and game MVP honors. Walker had more explosive runs by himself last season than the entire Chiefs team, positioning him as a high-upside lead-back option despite Kansas City's offensive line concerns and the absence of left tackle Josh Simmons in his debut.
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