Walker Signs with Chiefs, Seahawks Face RB Void

On March 9th, Kenneth Walker, the explosive running back for the Seattle Seahawks, is on the move in free agency.

After reports suggested he was likely headed elsewhere, he has now agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs, a team looking to rebuild its offense.

Earlier this week, NFL Insiders pointed to Kansas City as a strong fit, especially since Seattle faces a tough salary cap situation with multiple.

Players hitting free agency for the first time.

Seahawks' general manager, John Schneider, might not match offers, prioritizing other spots like Ed Rusher and Cornerback.

The timing could not be worse for Seattle at running back.

Their number two back, Zach Chavine, tore his ACL in the divisional round of the playoffs, potentially sidelining him at the start of 20.

26. That leaves the Seahawks leaning on unproven backups like George Holani and Kenny McIntosh, who have injury histories and limited NFL reps so far.

Losing Walker would create a major gap in the backfield.

Walker answers free agency on a high note after a full healthy season in 2025, where he stepped up big late, showing more burst and decisiveness.

The cheese could approve and playmaker, while Seattle shifts focus to the draft and cheaper options to fill the void.