Ken Walker III

Walker is an excellent runnimg back, but has had declining returns since his rookie season. Zach Charbonnet has also filled in well and may be a threat to Walkers touches. Walker does have elite potential and I would hate to give up on him just yet.

The Seahawks are introducing a run-heavy offensive scheme this year under new OC, Klint Kubiak. Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet are expected to be the one-two punch with close to a 50/50 share of duties. 

Injuries slowed Walker after a hot start last year, giving Charbonnet room to carve out a role. But a healthy Walker is still Seattle’s most talented back and a strong rebound bet in new OC Kubiak’s scheme. Let's hope he gets through the rest of the offseason without further foot problems.

Klint Kubiak likes to run the ball, espeically off-tackle and in two TE sets. Zach Charbonnet has some Arian Foster-like style to his game, but Ken Walker is one of the best perimeter runners I have scouted in the past 10 years. He's a creative player with a lot of patience at the edge of the box. 

The Seahawks also believe in Walker, but they have an excellent depth chart with players who also fit this offense as well as Walker. 

Lands in a wide zone offense that plays to his home run ability. 

He runs a 4.38 40-yard dash at 211 pounds. He's a special talent who is being underdrafted by the field due to recency bias of an injury-riddled 2024 season. New offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak will feature the running game this season, making Walker one of the best picks at cost this season.

Walker’s health his been frustrating, but he’s set up to thrive in Klint Kubiak’s zone run scheme.

His receving chops have continued to evolve throughout his NFL career. Between him and Zach Charbonnet, he's the better-suited of the two backs to operate as the lead in Klint Kubiak's zone-based scheme.