Best Walker trade spots
By: Jake Rajala
Kenneth Walker isn’t the most consistent running back. With that said, he could be traded. Matt Holder of B/R said that Kenneth Walker was one trade candidate for the Seahawks. With that said, I’m going to unfold trade destinations for Kenneth Walker.
Walker ran for 1,050 yards and nine touchdowns as a rookie. He only ran for 573 yards last season, but he missed six games.
Dallas Cowboys
Walker would be a sure-fire upgrade over Javonte Williams. Williams merely averaged 3.7 YPC and only ran for 513 yards. Just as George Pickens was brought over, it may be time to make another aggressive move and reel in Walker. Walker is also 24 years old, which is two years younger than Ceedee Lamb. He has a plethora of potential.
Cincinnati Bengals
Cincy might have the best WR duo in the league (with Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins), but they could use more firepower at their RB spot. Chase Brown isn’t a true bell-cow RB. If Brown was a gifted RB, the Bengals wouldn’t sit at 30th in rushing YPG.
Miami Dolphins
It’s time for the Phins to make another move. They already brought in Darren Waller, who is an above average threat. I’d love to see Walker join De’Von Achane, who is a modest RB. The Dolphins were also 21st in rushing YPG last season. They could certainly help take the load off Achane and help Tua feel less pressure.
Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs have played musical chairs at their RB spot for too long. Isiah Pacheco only registered 310 yards and one touchdown. Kareem Hunt is also a year or two away from retirement. I’d love to see Walker join Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Xavier Worthy.
Pittsburgh Steelers
The Steelers have a one-year Super Bowl window, as Aaron Rodgers will most likely retire after this upcoming season. They need to keep their foot on the pedal. DK Metcalf would be happy to see his former teammate in Walker. The Steelers nicely brought in Jonnu Smith already. Perhaps
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