Seahawks’ Kenneth Walker injury update from Mike Macdonald | Tacoma News Tribune

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The Seattle Seahawks are currently awaiting updates on Kenneth Walker III's calf injury, which has kept him out of their last game. Coach Mike Macdonald confirmed that Walker is undergoing additional medical tests to clarify his situation, with updates anticipated within the next 24 to 48 hours. Walker has been dealing with ankle and calf injuries and has missed three games this season, raising concerns about his availability for the upcoming matchup against the Green Bay Packers. In his absence, rookie Zach Charbonnet delivered an impressive performance, rushing for a career-high 134 yards and scoring two touchdowns. This achievement highlights the team's depth and Charbonnet's readiness to contribute significantly.

As the Seahawks lead the NFC West, they must navigate the remaining games without their top running back. The coaching staff's strategic decisions will be crucial as they prepare for the Packers, and the team remains hopeful for Walker's quick recovery to support their playoff aspirations.

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