Seattle Seahawks fans are lowkey sweating their running back situation right now. But general manager John Schneider? Not blinking. With […]

Kenneth Walker's departure leaves a hole in a backfield already weakened by Zach Charbonnet's injury.

The Seattle Seahawks host their first running back prospect of the 2026 NFL Draft in Washington's Jonah Coleman. He could be a legitimate option for the franchise rusher in Seattle.

With question marks at running back right now, Mike Salk discusses whether the Seattle Seahawks should spend their first-round draft pick on the position.

Seahawks fans felt a gut punch. Kenneth Walker III was gone. The running back room was suddenly gutted. Within hours, every sports aggregator was buzzing about Seattle needing to restock at running back.

Seattle still needs to address the position

"We know where we're at right now," Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider said when asked about the current state of the team's running back room.

The Seattle Seahawks are in need of a running back, and the Miami Dolphins are tearing it down and starting a rebuild. That makes them seem like ideal trade partners if the Dolphins were willing to part ways with running back De'Von Achane.