Chiefs' Running Back Acquisition Expected To Carry KC Offense In 2026
Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III arrives to energize the Kansas City Chiefs' offense, potentially shouldering a massive load as Patrick Mahomes recovers.
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When a team gives up that much, you know, for a player.
And I wish him the best of luck in L.A. with the Rams.
I will be watching him because I am a fan of Trent McDuffie.
And I hope that he goes on and wins another Super Bowl as long as they're not playing us.
Right.
You know.
But I don't know.
I'm okay with this one.
A lot of people are really devastated over him leaving.
And, I mean, he was great for us.
And we'll always like I said, I bought a jersey.
It shows you how I thought of him.
I thought he was wonderful.
I should put my shirt on.
I think I have a shirt.
You have a McDuffie shirt?
I think so.
Yeah.
I just I mean, I'm broken up, but at the same time, I'm okay with it.
And I think that what we can get back it's the same idea when Tyreek Hill left.
You know, the King's Ransom and Picks and all that stuff we got, we turned into some great players.
So best of luck to Trent, and thank you for everything you've done.
And you did help bring back-to-back Super Bowl championship.
It brought that Lombardi back to KC back-to-back years, and he was a big part of that.
He was.
And I wish him best of luck.
And I can't believe that they traded him right after we got off the right after we got off the air.
The next day.
I was so pissed.
I'm like, "Oh, my God.
We've got to be kidding me on this."
I'm excited for this upcoming season.
With Trent being gone, the Chiefs have decided that they're going to kind of revamp that whole defensive backfield.
You know, the I don't know, man.
This is insane right now of keeping trying to keep up with everything that's going on.
And I know we're going to miss something.
