The Seattle Seahawks will face a familiar face in Kenneth Walker III when the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Lumen Field. Moreover, after leaving Seattle in free agency earlier this year, Walker has built on his Super Bowl LX MVP…

CBS Sports analyst Leger Douzable predicted that Kansas City Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III will begin to see his production regress during his matchup against his former team, the Seattle Seahawks. Douzable argued that Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald will successfully game-plan to minimize Walker and force long yardage situations at Lumen Field.
Walker joined Kansas City in free agency on a three-year, $43.05 million contract after earning Super Bowl LX MVP honors with Seattle. Ahead of the contest, former Seahawks tight end Luke Willson discussed whether Seattle made an error in letting Walker depart, noting that the Seahawks offense has struggled despite allocating offseason funds to players such as Rashid Shaheed.
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