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Rob Gronkowski Makes Bold Claim About Kenneth Walker Involving Patrick Mahomes

After the Chiefs beat the Raiders to stay undefeated, Rob Gronkowski had a bold take involving Kenneth Walker and Patrick Mahomes.

In a recent interview on The Gronk & Jules Show, former New England Patriots teammate Rob Gronkowski made a bold statement about Kansas City Chiefs' running back Kenneth Walker III. Gronkowski claimed that Walker was the Chiefs' "maybe best addition of all time over the Patrick Mahomes era," praising his impressive performance in their 30-27 victory over Las Vegas Raiders.

Walker, who was the Super Bowl MVP for the Seattle Seahawks in February, had a stellar game with 177 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Gronkowski acknowledged Mahomes' contribution to the win but emphasized Walker's vital role: "That's the Kansas City Chiefs' maybe best addition of all time over the Patrick Mahomes era." The Chiefs have been dominating the season with a 4-0 record since last season's struggles, and Walker's strong start to his first season with the team only adds to their offensive prowess.

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