Star running back Kenneth Walker III was held out of the Kansas City Chiefs' final practice session in Week 10 ahead of the team's matchup against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
The star rusher is said to be dealing with "groin tightness," according to ESPN writer Nate Taylor, though his injury seems to be relatively minor.
Walker has been the centerpiece of Andy Reid's offense this season, and his absence during Kansas City's tilt with Atlanta could prove to be disastrous for the Chiefs.
Take a look at Taylor's full report on Walker's injury, which was posted to Twitter by the veteran journalist's official account:
Andy Reid said Jaylon Moore (right ankle) & Peter Woods (neck) & Kenneth Walker III (groin tightness) didn't practice today. "We'll
see how he feels through this afternoon & rehab," Reid said of Walker. "He's somewhere tweak. ... He was tight this morning."
— Nate Taylor (@ByNateTaylor) November 13, 2026
Through eight games of Kansas City's 2026 regular-season campaign, Walker has rushed for 872 yards and seven touchdowns on 159 carries, and added another 172 yards and four touchdowns on 26 receptions out of the backfield.
If Walker's latest injury keeps him out of the Chiefs' meeting with Atlanta, fans should expect rookie running back Emmett Johnson to take over for the Super Bowl LX MVP as Kansas City's leading rusher in Week 10.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: RB Kenneth Walker III misses Chiefs' final practice session in Week 10
