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Seahawks Prepare to Lose Kenneth Walker

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Seattle Seahawks may let go of star running back Kenneth Walker III, prioritizing roster needs over a big contract extension. Despite his Super Bowl MVP status and fan popularity, the team is prepared to move on if his market value exceeds their budget. The New York Giants have shown interest, and Seattle is open to a deal if the numbers align.

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Seahawks Prepare to Lose Kenneth Walker

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On March 2nd, the Seattle Seahawks could soon part ways with star running back Kenneth Walker, the third as free-agency approaches. Risa reports suggest the team is preparing for his departure, prioritizing other roster needs over a big contract extension for the 25-year-old standout. Two weeks back, analyst Bucky Brooks forecasted that Seattle would let him go to rebuild cheaper and younger at the position. That idea sparked immediate debate among fans and pundits who see him as a cornerstone player. Walker has become a huge fan favorite after earning Super Bowl 60 MVP honors, and many argue it's risky to move on from such proven talent. Losing him could shake up the Seahawks backfield and offense heading into next season. Now, fantasy expert Matthew Berry shared fresh intel from last week's Scouting Combine, where a league source confirms Seattle expects Walker to hit. The market. The team stands as clear. They like him, but won't chase top-tier money around 12 or 13 million a year, hoping his value lands closer to 10 million, so he returns.

With the New York Giants already showing strong interest, Seattle plans to stick to their roster building approach, keeping the door cracked for a, deal if the numbers work out. workout

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