Kenneth Walker III injury update: Latest on Seattle Seahawks RB for Fantasy Football Week 15

Kenneth Walker III has dealt with his fair share of injury issues in the NFL season. One such issue kept him out of action against the Arizona Cardinals, a game in which the RB2 recorded an impressive 134 rushing yards.

Let's examine Walker III's availability ahead of his side's Week 15 game against the Green Bay Packers.

Kenneth Walker III's injury update

Per Sporting News, Kenneth Walker III was missing from Wednesday's Seahawks practice session. The versatile running back is still dealing with the calf and ankle injuries that kept him out of action in Week 14.

However, Walker III's coach, Mike Macdonald, stated that the running back only now deals with a calf injury. That will be a breath of fresh air for the franchise, as the Seahawks were missing a staggering nine players in Wednesday's practice session.

How has Kenneth Walker III performed this season?

Seattle Seahawks's Kenneth Walker III warms up before an NFL game. (Credits: IMAGN)

Kenneth Walker III has been impressive when available in the ongoing NFL regular season. The Michigan State product is a threat on the ground and in the air. His ability to rack up yards on the run is a key part of the Seahawks offense, and he possesses above-average hands in the pass-catching department.

Walker III has amassed a stat line of 145 carries, 542 rushing yards, and seven touchdowns in 10 games. He has surpassed 12 carries in all but two games this season, showing off his skills as a high-volume back in the process.

The Seattle Seahawks are having a top-notch regular season and are currently in pole position to top the NFC West. The Seahawks go into Week 15 with an 8-5 record, and their next game is against the Green Bay Packers.

The Seahawks have defeated the Denver Broncos, New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins, Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers, Arizona Cardinals (twice), and New York Jets. They will fancy their chances in the home stretch of the regular season, especially with a multifaceted offense that doesn't rely on a particular player to put up significant numbers.