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The Kansas City Chiefs signed NFL’s leading rusher, running back Kenneth Walker, this offseason. Over his previous four seasons, he was a talented member of the Seattle Seahawks’ backfield, but an old saying fits what the Seahawks are now seeing…

The Kansas City Chiefs signed running back Kenneth Walker in free agency following his four seasons with the Seattle Seahawks. Now leading the NFL in rushing, Walker prepares to face his former team as Kansas City travels to play Seattle on Sunday Night Football. The matchup highlights Seattle's offensive struggles on the ground since his departure.
Seattle's defense faces a tough test against Kansas City's league-leading offense, which averages 414.0 yards per game. While the Seahawks have not allowed an individual 100-yard rusher in 35 consecutive games, safety Julian Love noted that containing the explosive Walker will require an all-hands-on-deck effort.
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