Kenneth Walker Shines as Chiefs Open NFL Season with Win Over Broncos
New Kansas City running back rushes for 173 yards in a 31-10 victory, with Taylor Swift and Tom Cruise among those watching.
The Kansas City Chiefs began their NFL season with a 31-10 victory over the Denver Broncos, according to BBC Sport, with new signing Kenneth Walker delivering a standout performance.
Walker rushed for 173 yards in the game, BBC Sport reported, playing a central role in the Chiefs' win to open the campaign.
The match drew high-profile attention, with singer Taylor Swift and actor Tom Cruise among those watching the contest, according to the report.
Further details on the game's broader statistics and other standout performances were not included in the available report.
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