Kenneth Walker Health, Injury Updates & History

Walker is dealing with ankle swelling caused by his shoe, head coach Andy Reid said the Chiefs are w...

Participated throughout the offseason program with no reported limitations after joining Kansas City and is expected to be a full participant for training camp. Walker enters the season healthy after avoiding significant injuries in 2025 despite a history of lower-body and abdominal issues.

Appeared late on the injury report with a glute injury, but HC says he should be good to go

Sustained an oblique injury in Week 1 last season causing him to miss Weeks 2 and 3, later dealt with ankle injuries that sidelined him for Weeks 14, 15, 17, and 18, played Week 16 but was ineffective, has been limited in the Seahawks' offseason program and will continue to be monitored, oblique injury should be behind him while the ankle injury remains a concern as the season starts

Has been ruled out with a high ankle injury ahead of TNF vs the Bears, he's been unable to practice all week leading up to the game

Was a DNP in Tuesday's practice and it's not looking likely that Walker will return on a short week for TNF from his high ankle injury sustained during last week's game

Suffered a minor high ankle injury and will need imaging to determine the severity. Walker had just returned from missing two games due to a calf injury and will likely miss the next game Thursday Night against the Bears.

Has no injury designation ahead of Sunday's game vs the Vikings, he is cleared from the calf injury he had been managing

Has been dealing with a calf injury that can linger, he's close to returning but he and Zach Charbonnet may have swapped places in the starting rotation, Charbonnet has an oblique injury that has forced Walker back in the starting role, the Seahawks may try to evenly split carries to avoid re-aggravation of the calf injury

Listed as Doubtful with the calf injury he's been managing and if he misses, it will be his second game in a row