Why Chiefs-Kenneth Walker III Is A Perfect Fit
Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III lands with the Kansas City Chiefs, and the addition of the Super Bowl MVP is labeled as a perfect fit already.
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So you get all these guys, you build your dream team, Mahomes is back healthy.
Mm-hmm.
You make a run for the Super Bowl, and if we don't make it there, then listen, in my straight up opinion, my straight up opinion, last season we were really looking at the wide receiver room.
Rasheed Rice, Xavier Worthy, Juju, Hollywood Brown, all of these potentially amazing wide receivers.
And I was like, "Okay, we're gonna be able to air it out," because we all know Andy Reid is a throw first coach.
Mm-hmm.
So looking at this, I was like, "All right, yeah, I'm, I'm feeling good about this," until we got into the second game of the season and we got drops, so we got br- we've got busted routes, we've got, you know, Patrick Mahomes, you know, leading the Kansas City Chiefs in rushing yards.
Running for his life?
Running for his life.
And I thought, "Wow, why didn't, why didn't this work?"
We have potentially just two amazing receivers in Rice and Worthy, and Hollywood Brown was supposed to be all that.
I mean, when we, when we got him in free agency, it was like, "Oh my goodness," and then boom, he's out hurt, we lose him for a long period of time, and then when he comes back, it's like, ugh.
It's just, it's just blah.
I mean, he made some great catches, don't get me wrong.
I mean, he had his moments, but 80% of the time it was like, bleh.
So why?
Well, come to find out this season, pretty good reason why.
You've got a wide receivers coach who, had one year of high school wide receiving coaching under his belt.
No wonder our wide receivers didn't work out.
