Chiefs RB Kenneth Walker III nursing groin injury

By Field Level Media Nov 13 (Field Level Media) – Kansas City chiefs running back Kenneth Walker ​III was held out of ‌practice Friday because of a tight groin and his status remains undecided for Sunday’s road game against the Atlanta ‌Falcons. Chiefs ​head coach Andy ⁠Reid said Walker arrived ⁠at the team facility Friday morning reporting groin discomfort. “We’ll see how he feels through this afternoon ​and rehab,” Reid said. Walker, 26, is second in the NFL ⁠with 872 yards ⁠rushing, trailing only the Falcons’ ​Bijan Robinson (880). In his first season ​with Kansas City, Walker has seven ‌touchdowns and has averaged 5.5 yards per carry. He also has 26 receptions for 172 yards ⁠and four more TDs. The Chiefs’ second-leading rusher is Emmett Johnson, who has 26 ⁠carries for ‌111 yards and one ⁠TD. In five NFL seasons, ​with ‌his first four with the ​Seattle ⁠Seahawks, Walker has rushed for 4,427 yards on 159 carries with 36 TDs and has 159 receptions for 1,177 yards and six TDs. (–Field ​Level Media)