Kenneth Walker Health, Injury Updates & History

Head coach Mike Macdonald said Wednesday that Walker is day-to-day with a calf injury, but his status is to be determined for Sunday's game against the Packers, the injury doesn't appear to be long-term however

Has been ruled out with listed calf/ankle injuries for W14 against the Cardinals, there is a chance he could return next week, he will continue to be monitored

His status is unclear as of Friday according to head coach Mike Macdonald, Walker has been dealing with an ankle/calf injury and he has missed every practice this week so his chances don't appear very high to play in W14

Is off the injury report for Seattle ahead of Week 4 against the Lions on MNF, after missing last week with the oblique injury he's been working through he is, as expected, able to play Seattle's next game

The good news on Kenneth Walker, listed as abdominal initially it is not related to his core muscle surgery, it is an oblique muscle injury that doesn’t need surgery and he will fully recover and they’re unrelated, the bad news, oblique muscle injuries can be very painful and limiting, especially for a running back, as such expect him to miss at least one more week and then look to return after that, Week 3 dubious at this point in time, Week 4 with a good chance to return for the Seattle Seahawks

Listed as doubtful for Week 2, Walker has been dealing with an oblique injury, the severity of which hasn't been declared, but the Seahawks have prepared to be without him for at least this coming week

Sustained an abdominal injury, the severity of which is unknown at this time, however, it did downgrade him to questionable when he exited the game, per head coach Mike Macdonald, “We think so. Got a little bit of a muscle thing. We’ll figure it out moving forward, but optimistic.”

Kenneth Walker dealt with several injuries throughout the season but still managed to play in 15 games with solid production. He rushed for 900 yards and scored 8 touchdowns while managing early groin and calf injuries. An oblique injury forced him to miss Weeks 12 and 13, and he also dealt with a shoulder issue in the last few games of the season. Though he is listed as the #1 running back on Seattle's depth chart, he may end up splitting snaps with Zach Charbonnet, who had a promising rookie season.

Returned to game despite right shoulder injury - was on the injury report this week with a left shoulder issue that was unrelated - shouldn't have any ill effects from either shoulder problem

Headed to locker-room with an apparent shoulder injury, was on the injury report this week with said shoulder issue, shown shoulder being stretched out on sideline - expect the RB to return to game W17