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Chiefs aim to reduce RB Walker's workload 'a little bit'

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One of the main objectives for Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid in Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins is to reduce the workload "a little bit" for running back Kenneth Walker III.

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