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source: No post game handshake from K9

Walker did shake hands with one Seahawks staffer, but quickly headed to the locker room after that.

When asked about his actions after the game, Walker said he was "frustrated," which resulted in his decision to not shake hands with his former teammates, per the Kansas City Star.

"S\**, we lost," Walker said in explaining his decision. "I was frustrated. That's about it. I [saw] them over there celebrating and s***. That's about it."*

Just wanted to give some love to our backup LB who did a stellar job lighting up K9 last night.

Love to see this his improvement each time he's able to get on the field.

Dude balled out for us in between our two Super Bowls and never got a ring to show for it. Just sucks…

Fortunately, KC’s missed field goals mean chicken wraps for everyone. 🐓

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Media talking about “Seattle just gave the rest of the teams the blueprint to stopping the chiefs”. No shit😂 Stop one of the best RBs playing today and you can beat the chiefs. What a terribly kept secret 😂

Seattle never let Kenneth Walker wiggle free for his typical explosive runs, limiting him to 14 carries for 36 yards.

Did you feel any emotions coming onto the field tonight?

“Nah, I felt fine,” Walker said.

It was the opposite of what NBC’s cameras showed after the final seconds ticked away.

Walker never went across the field to shake hands with his former teammates and coaches. Instead, the broadcast showed him go directly to the Chiefs locker room after the defeat.

So what were his thoughts when he did that?

“S—, we lost. I was frustrated. That’s about it,” Walker said. “I seen them (Seahawks) over there celebrating s—. So that’s about it.”

Read more for free:
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7725122/2026/10/26/kenneth-walker-chiefs-seahawks-sunday-night-football/?unlocked_article_code=1.LlE.S7de.vN6anfp86lK8&source=emp_shared_article&smid=url-share-ta

What a wonderful humble man. His youngest son is also great.

What’s there to be happy about?

So far this year we have allowed 233.9 yards a game, next best mark is 252.8 which is the Vikings total. We actually have 12 takeaways which is the second best mark in the NFL. Even though we’re allowing 17.9 points a game that mark could easily be lower as a lot of those points have come from our offense turning the ball over and giving our opponent short fields, and even then the D has held their end of the bargain. I’m so grateful to have Mike Macdonald, as even looking at the Texans and their defensive minded HC they’ve taken a step back but we’ve remained elite. If we can fix the turnover issue I can’t see why we can’t run the table and repeat