Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III addressed his decision to leave the field without greeting his former Seahawks teammates after a difficult return to Seattle.

Kansas City Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III explained that frustration caused him to skip postgame handshakes and head directly to the locker room following a 20-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Walker stated he was upset by the defeat and seeing his former team celebrate.
The game marked Kansas City's first defeat of the season and a difficult return to Seattle for Walker, who was held to 36 yards on 14 carries by the Seahawks defense.
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