Overview
- Kenneth Walker III, who signed a multi-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs, did not attend the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl ring ceremony.
- Neither Walker nor the Seahawks issued an official explanation for his absence, though reporting noted the Chiefs held the final day of their mandatory minicamp on the same day as a likely scheduling conflict.
- Walker was the Seahawks’ offensive centerpiece last season and won Super Bowl LX MVP after a 135-yard rushing game that capped a 1,000-yard regular season and strong postseason output.
- The Seahawks presented rings the team described as the largest Super Bowl ring in history, with design features including 50 diamonds, a removable topper, and a piece of game ball inside the ring.
- Walker and the Chiefs will return to Lumen Field in Week 7 for a Sunday Night Football game, a matchup that will extend the story into the regular season and shape fan and team narratives about his move.