Kenneth Walker on his performance in 22-6 win over Chargers

Yeah, the 33-yarder, it was pretty open. You know, Jake came across and kicked out, and it was just a lane and kind of bent the angle, and then I scored that one. What was that one? I don't even know that one. The second touchdown, I saw it. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, 36. So it was going right, but I seen the left was open, and, you know, Pat came down and made a block, and, you know, I just dove over the defender. What's up with places like that where you're not even sure you're going to get out of it? Yeah, of course, you know. Usually I'm just trying to get back to the line of scrimmage if something breaks down, but obviously it was open backside, and we made it work. What'd you say? Yeah, yeah, he always do great. You know, even in training camp, he usually see the cutback before I do, and then he'd go down and block the guy. You know, that's real unselfish. Nah, it's not surprising. You know, like we've been going through it during training camp and OTA, so that's kind of what you expect, you know, the way these guys work up front and making my job and Emmitt's job a lot easier. So we just got to continue to go and execute. Yeah, and just me personally, I always want to get better as years go on. You know, you want to learn stuff. So definitely, you know, having those guys in my corner makes it a lot easier. Yeah, you know, after the game, it's like a lot of respect, like mutual respect, even in the game, you know. So it's cool, you know, because guys that you play against feel like you're a baller. So it's cool to see around the league. You've had this next game circled. Is this going to be different for you to be going back to Seattle on the other side? Yeah, right now I'm just focused on, you know, we've got to go critique the mistakes that we've made, and then, you know, once we get to that point, we'll see. I really don't speak on that you know yeah that's it