Ken Walker III

Andy Reid has a habit of underutilizing the running game, but Kenneth Walker here seems like an ideal type to lean on while Patrick Mahomes rehabilitates and takes the focus away from the underachieving receivers. He will be in his prime and never saw 230 rushing attempts with Seattle. 

Walker steps into a dynamic Kansas City offense following Isiah Pacheco's departure to Detroit, giving him a huge scoring upside in Andy Reid's system. 

The Chiefs are starved for playmakers and paid Walker $29 million guaranteed. Bellcow usage should follow, and Andy Reid will have no trouble getting him to 40-50 receptions. Top-three upside if he stays healthy.

Walker is among the best perimeter runners in the game. He's also one of the most creative movers.

Remaining healthy for an entire season has been Walker's greatest challenge. If he can do so in Kansas City, he'll be the bell cow behind a good offensive line and approach career production peeks. 

If Walker health proves too unreliable, the Chiefs could roll with a committee that limits Walker's fantasy upside.

Even if Walker remains healthy, there's still a chance that Justin Fields starts for the first 2-4 weeks of the season. This could limit Walker's workload because Fields runs the ball and his decision-making could shorten drives and limited touches.