From the episode
Walker is going to play a huge role this year, and that's why he left Seattle. I expect him to be among the league leaders in carries, and I think he's going to be used as a pass catcher more than he was in Seattle.
STACKED’s take
Positive signalProjection
Walker is a league-winning RB1 candidate in Andy Reid's high-volume backfield
Fitzmaurice projects Walker to be a league-winner in the Chiefs' offense, citing Andy Reid's history of producing elite fantasy running backs like Brian Westbrook and Jamal Charles. Walker is expected to see a massive workload increase in carries and pass-catching opportunities compared to his time in Seattle. Despite injury concerns, Fitzmaurice notes Walker has averaged 16.1 touches per game since being drafted and argues that injury-proneness is an overblown label, comparing his potential trajectory to Leonard Fournette's career resurgence.
Kenneth Walker IIIRB · KCPlayer page — value, ADP, projections, and every insightMore on Kenneth Walker III and from FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast
Arrowhead Pride
FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast
Yahoo Sports NFL
Yahoo Sports NFL
SleeperNFL
SleeperNFL