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3-year, $43 million deal, $28.7 million fully guaranteed... you are now going to a team that is investing heavily in a position that teams do not want to invest in... there is zero competition for early day carries or goal line touches for Kenneth Walker on the Kansas City Chiefs... What holds his value down from being in round one in my opinion is those receptions... Kenneth Walker is going to have a ton of carries, a ton of rushing touchdowns
STACKED’s take
RB2 in round two; $43M deal locks in carries, rushing TDs; limited receiving upside.
Ranked RB2 in round two; signed 3-year, $43 million deal with $28.7 million fully guaranteed, signaling heavy investment in the RB position—rare in modern NFL. Zero competition for early-down carries and goal-line touches; depth chart behind him consists only of scatbacks (Emmit Johnson, Berchard Smith, Immardi Demercado) who are receiving specialists, guaranteeing Walker a ton of carries and rushing touchdowns without QB goal-line vulturing risk. Limited receiving game usage is what prevents him from being a round-one pick; Chiefs will limit him in the receiving game. In a good year, could reach 300 rush attempts and 4–5 yards per carry, giving him rushing ceiling upside that Chase Brown lacks. Worst-case scenario he gets 15–17 carries plus screen targets and red zone usage. His role and touch volume are locked in on a good offense, providing both floor and upside.
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