Kansas City, MO, October 6, 2026 —

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford recently commented on a player he is familiar with from NFC West competition, according to a report from the Kansas City Star. Stafford reportedly expressed praise for a player identified as Kenneth Walker and noted a sense of relief regarding no longer facing him within the NFC West division.

The specific context of Stafford’s remarks, such as whether they were made during a press conference, interview, or another forum, was not detailed in the report from the Kansas City Star. Furthermore, the exact nature of Stafford’s praise for Kenneth Walker was not specified.

Walker, a running back, is currently a member of the Seattle Seahawks, not the Kansas City Chiefs. Stafford, quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams, has been a direct competitor against Walker and the Seahawks in the NFC West division for several seasons.

Stafford’s comments, as reported, touched upon the change in competitive landscape. The quarterback conveyed a feeling of relief about no longer being in direct competition with Walker within the same division. The report from the Kansas City Star did not provide further details on the timeline of these statements or the specific reasons behind Stafford’s sentiments.

The Rams and Seahawks are scheduled to face each other twice annually as division rivals. With Stafford having moved from the NFC West to potentially competing against Walker in different contexts if his team were to face the Seahawks in the playoffs, or if the Chiefs were involved in a crossover game, his remarks highlight the respect among players in the league.

No additional information was provided regarding any specific plays, games, or characteristics of Walker’s performance that prompted Stafford’s praise. The report focused solely on the quarterback’s expressed admiration and his relief concerning their former NFC West rivalry.



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