Kenneth Walker did not practice Friday with groin tightness
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Key Points:
- Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker missed Friday’s practice due to groin tightness, raising concerns about his availability for the upcoming game.
- Head coach Andy Reid indicated Walker's status is uncertain, emphasizing caution and not risking the player if he isn’t fully ready.
- Walker is a key offensive player, leading the league with an average of 109 rushing yards per game and contributing significantly in both rushing and receiving touchdowns.
- Rookie Emmett Johnson is expected to step in if Walker cannot play, with Reid expressing confidence in Johnson’s ability to perform.
- The Chiefs will release a full injury report with official game statuses later in the day.
