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Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald expressed a clear preference to retain Kenneth Walker III, signaling a focus on continuity at running back.
Walker is Seattle's leading rusher and could be valued in the $10 million-per-year range to stay with the team.
Walker posted a playoff standout run and solid regular-season metrics, even with Charbonnet splitting carries.
Macdonald highlighted Walker's impact by saying he affected every game and could improve further.
The team could face a backfield question if Charbonnet misses time due to knee surgery after the Super Bowl.
Seattle may consider the draft to add depth, though Macdonald prefers continuity in the backfield.

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sports16h ago

The Giants are exploring cap-space moves in anticipation of free agency to add talent.
Kenneth Walker III is identified as a player the Giants have shown interest in after his MVP run in Super Bowl 60.
Wan'Dale Robinson is viewed as a target the Giants could bring back at the right price.
Alec Pierce’s market could be limited if the Colts pursue a franchise tag to retain him.
The Giants may target Tyler Linderbaum for the offensive line due to connections and need.
New York has only $2.8 million in cap space, but restructuring could raise it to about $60 million.
Head coach Jim Harbaugh is entering his first year, influencing how aggressively the Giants pursue targets.
Giants general manager Joe Schoen faces pressure to win big in 2026.
The report linked multiple potential moves and market evaluations across free agency and trades.

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sports10h ago

Walker's potential move to an AFC contender could reshape the Rams’ division outlook as interest rises.
The Chiefs and other AFC teams are portrayed as willing to pay for offensive explosiveness, potentially outbidding Seattle.
Walker’s playoff impact was highlighted as he thrived when Charbonnet was injured, complicating Rams’ defense to stop the run.
The piece notes Walker’s value in a devalued-running-back era and cites past big-money deals for running backs as context.
Seattle’s decision not to offer Walker a top price is framed as a factor in the Rams' strategic focus.
The article suggests the Rams may shift their focus to attacking Sam Darnold if Walker departs.
The report ties Walker’s presence to Seattle’s play-action effectiveness, influencing Rams’ scouting focus.
The piece notes Breer’s assessment of Walker’s market value and potential bids from AFC clubs.
The article places Walker’s MVP status against a backdrop of team salary considerations and veteran commitments.
The piece mentions the potential value of drafting alternatives like Jeremiyah Love as a cost-effective option.

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