Kenneth Walker III has been a revelation for the Kansas City Chiefs offense through two games in the 2026 NFL regular season, and his latest performance against the Indianapolis Colts proves that the Super Bowl LX MVP is set to dominate this year.
In Week 2, Walker rushed for 117 yards on 24 carries and added another 61 yards on six receptions in the passing game.
The experts at Next Gen Stats broke down Walker's outstanding effort on the ground against the Colts on 'Sunday Night Football,' visualizing how the star running back swiss-cheesed Indianapolis in primetime at Arrowhead Stadium:
Kenneth Walker III forced 15 missed tackles in Week 2, exceeding his career high of 14 that he set in Week 1. Walker has forced 14 or more missed tackles three
times since 2024, while the entire rest of the NFL has done so twice.#INDvsKC | #ChiefsKingdom pic.twitter.com/fo5tXu4FFF
— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) September 21, 2026
Few rushers have the ability to take over a game the way Walker can, and after back-to-back standout showings in his first two games with the Chiefs, the former Seattle Seahawk may soon find himself in the running for MVP honors if he can maintain his torrid pace on the stat sheet.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Next Gen Stats shows how Kenneth Walker III dominated Colts in Week 2
