Walker's workload should expand significantly from his Seattle rotation role.
Kenneth Walker IIIRB
Expected to receive a significant workload increase from his Seattle role; while he was part of a rotation with fresh legs in the second half of last season, the ascent had more to do with defensive adjustments (teams stacking the box early, then Jason Moore Jr. opening things up) than fresh legs alone; the Chiefs' situation is better positioned for a full-time role.
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Kenneth Walker has not had a huge workload in last year. Famously was part of rotation until the end. Fresh legs crushed it in down the stretch...I actually think his ascent in the second half of the year had less to do with just having fresh legs and more just the way teams were playing the Seahawks.
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- Expected to receive a significant workload increase from his Seattle role; while he was part of a rotation with fresh legs in the second half of last season, the ascent had more to do with defensive adjustments (teams stacking the box early, then Jason Moore Jr. opening things up) than fresh legs alone; the Chiefs' situation is better positioned for a full-time role.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Kenneth Walker III (RB). Walker's workload should expand significantly from his Seattle rotation role.
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