Field Gulls on Kenneth Walker III
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Kenneth Walker III, who has become one of the Chiefs' most productive offensive weapons...Walker has rushed for 665 yards and six touchdowns through five games, averaging 133 yards per game and 6.3 yards per carry.
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Walker's 665 rushing yards and 6.3 YPC pose Seattle's toughest run-defense test in 35 games.
Walker has rushed for 665 yards and six touchdowns through five games, averaging 133 yards per game and 6.3 yards per carry; he has surpassed 100 rushing yards in four of his five appearances. His explosiveness is the primary defensive challenge for Seattle's run defense, which has gone 35 consecutive games without allowing an opposing running back to rush for 100 yards. Walker can turn a routine run into a game-changing play with one missed tackle, and a defender who fails to finish could be the difference between a one-yard loss and a 30-yard gain. He has also added 95 receiving yards and two receiving touchdowns, and could become a receiving threat on quick passes designed to get the ball into his hands in space.
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