Mike HarmonAug 31, 2026
Harmon expects Kenneth Walker III to be the lead back in Kansas City, handling goal-line work, sees Travis Etienne as the clubhouse leader for carries in New Orleans over Alvin Kamara, and calls Devon Achane the last man standing in Miami's backfield.
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What Mike Harmon said
our reading, beside the words we read it fromCurrently, I've got Kenneth Walker III taking over the reins there in Kansas City
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- 1De'Von Achane to be 1st on the depth chart“Devon Achan, who had 67 receptions last year. He's the last man standing really in Miami.”
- 2Kenneth Walker III to be 1st on the depth chart“Currently, I've got Kenneth Walker III taking over the reins there in Kansas City... a more leaning on Kenneth Walker III, and that he'll get to handle his own dirty work at the goal line.”
- 3Travis Etienne to be 1st on the depth chart“Travis Etienne, now the leader in the clubhouse. He and Kamara, they're in New Orleans. I expected him to have a pretty good workload”
Box score
HitCloseMissWaiting| Verdict | Call | Kind | What happened | Score | Naive | Skill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| De'Von Achane to be 1st on the depth chart1 | Depth Chart Calls | — | — | — | — | |
| Kenneth Walker III to be 1st on the depth chart2 | Depth Chart Calls | — | — | — | — | |
| Travis Etienne to be 1st on the depth chart3 | Depth Chart Calls | — | — | — | — | |
| 3 calls · 3 waiting | — | — | ||||
How each call scored
3 checkable claims — 3 depth chart calls — each graded on its own rather than as one all-or-nothing call.
It names 6 players and teams, each linked to their own record.
None of them have settled yet — they grade once their results are in.
Of the 3 unsettled calls enough other pundits have weighed in on, this one lands below the rest of the room on every one.
Each call is scored 0 to 100 against what happened, on its own, by the published methodology. The naive guess is what knowing nothing would have scored on the same calls; the gap, weighted by how hard the call was, is the skill.
Where this call stands in the room
Kenneth Walker III · 2026 season16 calls from 13 pundits between 1 and 1. Mike Harmon said 1. the room's median is 1. not settled yet
Every dot is a call somebody published on the same question. Where the dots land says where this take sits, not whether it is right — nothing here is settled yet. Hover a dot for the name and number; click it to read that take.
1Depth Chart CallsDe'Von AchaneMiami Dolphins
De'Von Achane to be 1st on the depth chart
VerdictWaitingNot settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
2Depth Chart CallsKenneth Walker IIIKansas City Chiefs
Kenneth Walker III to be 1st on the depth chart
VerdictWaitingNot settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
3Depth Chart CallsTravis EtienneNew Orleans Saints
Travis Etienne to be 1st on the depth chart
VerdictWaitingNot settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
Who this take is about
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