This summer I discussed why it was so important for fantasy managers to target Kenneth Walker's handcuff in drafts. Walker was coming off a career-high 326 touches (including the playoffs) and might need to be held in check. The first part was right, and I was completely wrong on the second part. Walker has been simply incredible.
But the Seahawks worked him heavily: a 393-touch pace in the regular season, which would have ballooned to450 in the playoffs. For a guy who usually topped out at around 250 until last year, this dramatic usage shift brings plenty of benefits and equally severe consequences.
Now Emmett Johnson will take over the…
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