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The Kansas City Chiefs’ offense has looked as good as it has in a couple of seasons through the first two weeks. The offseason signing of running back Kenneth Walker III looks to be one of the most impactful as he has combined for 369 yards on 56 touches. A lot of it is from his ability to miss tackles, but his offensive line is among the top tier in blocking in front of him.
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The Chiefs are tied for seventh in the NFL with a 76% offensive line run blocking win rate, according to ESPN.
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Offensive Line Run Blocking Win Rates Through Week 2:
- Ravens: 79%
- Bengals: 79%
- Bills: 78%
- Rams: 78%
- Vikings: 78%
- Broncos: 77%
- Chiefs: 76%
This is especially notable because they’re missing their starting left tackle Josh Simmons, who’s out with a back injury. Undrafted free-agent Kahlil Benson won the starting right tackle spot in training camp, but he has shifted over to left tackle in Simmons’ place. Jaylon Moore has slotted in at right tackle; he missed some time in the third quarter Sunday but returned to the game.
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The Chiefs face the 0-2 Miami Dolphins on the road Sunday in Week 3.
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This story was originally published September 23, 2026 at 11:40 AM.