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Smith Learns Big From Chiefs Veteran Walker
19 Aug
Summary
- Smith focuses on footwork and route alignment per coach Bieniemy's advice.
- He credited veteran Kenneth Walker III for improving the running back group.
- Smith had a strong Week 17 performance with a touchdown and multiple returns.
Kansas City Chiefs running back Brashard Smith has been diligently honing his skills at Missouri Western State University during training camp. He shared that offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy is emphasizing foundational elements like footwork and precise route alignment.
Smith specifically noted the positive influence of veteran running back Kenneth Walker III. He described Walker as a motivating force who inspires the entire running back unit to perform at a higher level.
Last season, Smith recorded his most impactful professional game in Week 17 against the Denver Broncos. He achieved a touchdown reception and contributed three catches, alongside 75 yards from three kick returns and 55 yards from two punt returns.
