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This is Bump and Stacey on Seattle Sports.

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Now here are your hosts, Michael Bumpus and Stacey Ross.

Happy Monday to all of you guys, all of our listeners.

Hope you guys had a great weekend.

You got another edition of the Dad podcast today. We got Curtis Rogers filling in for Stacey Ross, and we're wasting no time. We knew this was going to happen. I didn't feel like K9 was going to be back here. He's going to ask for too much money, as he should, get all that money, because running backs do not last long in his league. he is going to the Chiefs three years, $45 million,

the highest paid free agent, all that money because running backs do not last long in his league. He is going to the Chiefs three

years, $45 million, the highest paid free agent running back in NFL history. Good for you, K-9.

I felt like this was happening. I think I threw the Chiefs out there a couple of weeks ago,

but it's a Fisher. He's gone. He is gone. I guess congrats to you for nailing that one

a couple weeks ago, Bump.

But yeah, I mean, look, this is something that we all kind of thought was going to happen,

but the news is here that Ken Walker is no longer going to be a Seattle Seahawk.

And that's tough because he's been here for four seasons and you never really had to worry about

the running back spot while he was here. I mean, yeah, he did have a couple of injury-plagued

seasons, but you knew that if he was going to be healthy, he was going to be in the starting

lineup and then also saved his best season for last, the 2025 season appeared in all 17 games and then played his very best football when the Seahawks needed him the most.

And that was after Jack Sharbonate's injury.

Tough to see him go.

But congrats to him on cashing in like this because like you mentioned, Bump, as a running back,

he's only going to get so many opportunities to land a contract like this.

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