Seahawks RB Woes: Walker Offers Ball Security Tips

The Seattle Seahawks are grappling with critical issues at the running back position as the season progresses into Week Four. First-round selection Jadarian Price has been benched following his second fumble of the season during a recent game against the Washington Commanders. Adding to the team's woes, Zach Charbonnet has yet to be activated for a game day roster as he continues his recovery from an ACL injury.

In contrast, Kenneth Walker III, who previously played for the Seahawks, is thriving with the Kansas City Chiefs and currently leads the NFL in rushing yards. Walker, who did not record a single lost fumble during his four years in Seattle, shared his approach to ball security. He emphasized consistent practice to develop second nature for protecting the ball, a stark contrast to Price's recent struggles with fumbles. Price also missed practice due to a chest injury, compounding the Seahawks' difficulties in their running back corps.