Kenneth Walker changes EVERYTHING in Kansas City

Matt Harmon believes the team signed Kenneth Walker to fundamentally change their offensive approach, moving away from using wide receivers like Rashee Rice as an extension of the run game. Harmon expects Walker to take over the screen and backfield work, while also providing a more traditional, explosive downhill rushing presence to improve a team that ranked last in explosive run rate over the past two years.

Matt Harmon expresses concern for Rashee Rice's fantasy outlook, noting that his current role involves absorbing significant hits on short, underneath routes. Harmon argues that the team's acquisition of Kenneth Walker is intended to shift the offense toward a more traditional downhill run game, which will likely reduce the 'designer' screen and backfield work that Rice previously relied on for production. Harmon suggests this makes Rice a risky pick at his current top-30 ADP in Best Ball.