Kenneth Walker Joins Chiefs, Eager to Prove Himself

On March 18th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL.

The Kansas City Chiefs just made a big move in free agency by signing running back Kenneth

Walker III from the Seattle Seahawks to a three-year contract worth $43,000,000.

The 25-year-old, who earned Super Bowl's 60 MVP honors last season, brings a proven

track record of big plays to an already stacked offense.

Earlier this weekend, Walker sat down for an interview and opened up about why he chose

Kansas City.

He highlighted the team's winning culture, shaped by multiple Super Bowl victories since

Patrick Mahomes became the starter, back in 2018.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about how Walker will mesh with stars like Mahomes and Travis

Kelsey.

He praised their detailed preparation and smarts on film, and he's eager to work under offensive

coordinator Eric Bienemain, whose intensity matches, his own drive.

Walker credits his dad for teaching him to never go down on the first hit, fueling his

elite tackle breaking ability.

In high stakes games like a Super Bowl run, he stays focused by controlling what he can

and keeping a positive mindset.

Looking ahead, Walker addressed doubts about his receiving skills, saying it's all about

getting chances in the right scheme.

With more opportunities in Kansas City, he plans to prove he's a three-down back, ready

to contribute right away.

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