For a minute there it looked like the Seattle Seahawks had gone all the way through with replacing Kenneth Walker III as their lead running back with Zach Charbonnet.
The Dallas Cowboys in trade rumors for a former second-round pick to help fill a need for a backup at a key position. Reports out of Seattle suggest that running back Kenneth Walker III could be available, and his skill set would be a perfect complement for Javonte Williams.
The Seattle Seahawks are entering a crucial Week 2 matchup. After winning 10 games last season and revamping the offense, Seattle is 0-1 and would like to avoid falling to 0-2.
After receiving lots of offseason hype, Kenneth Walker was outsnapped in Week 1 by Zach Charbonnet. This has led many Walker fantasy owners to hit the panic button.
With the Seattle Seahawks' complete offensive overhaul this offseason, they made it very clear that they wanted to fix their ground game. It's not that the run game was awful last season under former offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, it's that they hardly utilized it.
We are barely one quarter into the new season for the Seattle Seahawks and we've already seen a major change in how they do business on offense. During the offseason beat reporters were rumbling about a potential change in the backfield, with Zach Charbonnet potentially replacing Kenneth Walker III as their lead rusher.
The Seattle Seahawks' first game of the season takes place on Sunday afternoon as they host the San Francisco 49ers. It should be a heated battle between the NFC West rivals, who could both be in the playoff picture this season.
As Fantasy Football owners cram for their drafts ahead of this week's opening games of the NFL season, one question looms surrounding the Seattle Seahawks: Who will be the No.
Will Sam Darnold be as good this season as he was last year? How will the Seattle Seahawks' replace DK Metcalf? Can Kenneth Walker stay healthy enough to be dominant?
There's righfully a lot of hype for the Seattle Seahawks' defense heading into the 2025 NFL season. The last time Mike Macdonald was in his second year calling plays for a defense he turned a good Baltimore Ravens unit into the most-dominant defense in the NFL by a wife margin.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Seattle Seahawks have a pair of capable running backs in Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet. Walker is the starter, but Charbonnet could challenge for more work, according to Bleacher Report writer Gary Davenport.
Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker has been practicing in a limited fashion throughout Seattle’s offseason program. When asked about Walker missing time, HC Mike
Seattle Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet has had a decent first two seasons in the NFL, but it's always felt like he could hit another gear. This season could very well be the year he hits that gear.
So far this preseason, rookies Grey Zabel and Tory Horton have shined. Veteran quarterback Sam Darnold has proven steady. As the Seattle Seahawks prepare for a joint practice and then a final preseason game against the Green Bay Packers, the last piece to their puzzle may be a positive sign from Kenneth Walker III.
The Seattle Seahawks just started their joint practice with the Green Bay Packers next door to Lambeau Field ahead of Saturday afternoon's preseason finale.
After last Friday's preseason win over the Kansas City Chiefs, Seattle Seahawks' head coach Mike Macdonald sounded ominous. Just a few days later, he's optimistic.
The Seattle Seahawks have an enviable situation in the backfield. They have an oft-injured running back who is a genuine stud when healthy. Behind him is someone who's proven more than capable of handling the load in those absences, and both have done so without a dominant offensive line.
The Seattle Seahawks are hoping that they can build off of last year’s 10-7 finish and become NFC West champions or at least a Wild Card team at the end of the regular season.
The Seattle Seahawks are quite the intriguing team to watch next season. Last season, the Seahawks were a competitive team in the NFC West, but were ultimately unable to make the postseason.
Back in May, we were touting Kenneth Walker as a top-12 fantasy running back, and today’s fantasy outlook will be no different. Last season, despite injury, Walker finished the season as a top-12 fantasy running back in points per game.
Kenneth Walker finished last season as the overall RB12 in fantasy points per game. In the spring, we wrote a series of articles dealing with Fantasy takeaways from the 2024 season.
Looking to sweep the Cardinals and establish a tiebreaker over them, Seattle will be heading into the game without leading rusher Kenneth Walker, who is set to miss the contest with ankle and calf issues.