
Seahawks Lose MVP Walker to Chiefs
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Seahawks lose star RB Kenneth Walker III to Chiefs in free agency, marking a significant shift in the NFC landscape. Despite mutual interest, Walkers high price tag led to his departure, allowing Seattle to focus on retaining younger talent. Fans express disappointment, but the move is seen as a strategic business decision considering Walkers injury history and the need to secure key players long-term. A potential clash looms when the Seahawks host the Chiefs at Lumen Field in 2026.
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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Seahawks Lose MVP Walker to Chiefs. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 9th, the Seattle Seahawks have lost their Super Bowl 60 MVP, running back Kenneth Walker III to free agency. He is signing a three-year contract with the Kansas City Chiefs worth $43,000,000,000, including $28.7 million fully guaranteed. Reports say the deal could reach as high as $45,000,000. Both the Seahawks and Walker wanted to stay together in Seattle, but his price tag got too steep. With extensions looming for wide receiver Jackson Smith and Jigba and cornerback Devon Witherspoon, the team had to prioritize cap space. Seahawks fans are understandably disappointed to see their starback head to a new team. Many 12 fans feel distinct, though this move was expected in a hot market for running backs. Walker lands about 14.3 million a year, close to the top rumors, but not quite 15 million. Seattle sees it as smart business, given his past injury issues, and the need to lock up younger stars long-term.
At least he is leaving the NFC behind. Look for a big showdown when the Seahawks host the Chiefs at Lumen Field in 2026.
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