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The Chiefs’ 28-24 loss to Denver offered plenty to regret, but it also gave Kansas City something worth examining: rookie running back Emmett Johnson produced 187 all-purpose yards and looked comfortable making consequential plays. One afternoon does not settle a…

Chiefs Crowd argues that rookie running back Emmett Johnson should earn a larger offensive role following Kansas City's 28-24 defeat against Denver. Despite the loss, Johnson totaled 187 all-purpose yards, including 128 receiving yards and a 73-yard touchdown catch from Patrick Mahomes, demonstrating his capability to deliver major plays.
The writer notes Kenneth Walker III should remain the primary back, but suggests Kansas City design specific packages to involve Johnson more consistently. Chiefs Crowd contends that integrating Johnson on early downs and as a receiver will ease Walker's workload without making offensive personnel packages predictable.
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