Walker had entered the matchup as a major threat, leading the league with 665 rushing yards and recording four 100-yard games. Seattle’s defense continued its streak of preventing a 100-yard rusher, while limiting Kansas City to 50 total rushing yards and just three points. The loss ended the Chiefs’ five-game unbeaten streak.
**Key Takeaways**
– Kenneth Walker III managed only 36 rushing yards against Seattle.
– Justin Britt mocked Walker with a playful running-related jab.
– The Seahawks held Kansas City to 50 rushing yards and three points.
– Walker said Seattle’s defense outplayed the Chiefs; coach Andy Reid took responsibility for the team’s performance.
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