Kenneth Walker III

Eisenberg sees Walker as a potential workhorse in Kansas City, with goal-line work and more receiving usage giving him legitimate top-five running back upside.

Erickson loves Walker’s fit in Kansas City: explosive running ability, receiving upside, likely goal-line work, and a cleaner path to touches than he had in Seattle.

McFarland sees Walker as a high-upside back in Kansas City with a realistic path to a true workhorse role in an elite scoring environment.

Mike believes Walker’s explosiveness fills exactly what Kansas City lacked last season, and the Chiefs’ financial commitment plus a clear path to targets and red-zone work gives him legitimate feature-back upside.

Berry sees Walker as one of the league's most explosive backs and believes a larger workload in Kansas City's offense gives him not just RB1 upside, but a realistic path to finishing as the overall RB1.

Winks loves Walker's move to Kansas City, where a strong offensive line, limited backfield competition and Andy Reid's history of featuring running backs give him true bellcow upside.

Vetri sees Walker stepping into a wide-open Kansas City backfield with a major contract and little competition, giving him the opportunity to become the centerpiece of the Chiefs' rushing attack.

Smola sees Walker as a potential workhorse in Kansas City, with the Chiefs shaping the offense around his rushing and receiving ability and giving him legitimate top-six RB upside if healthy.