If you've been rostering either of Seattle's top two RBs this season, then you've undoubtedly been frustrated with their deployment and production. The Seahawks added a third element to that problem in Sunday's win over the Cardinals. George Holani ran for a 9-yard TD near the end of the first quarter, en route to a 7-31-1 rushing line for the day. Ahead of him, Zach Charbonnet rushed for a team-leading 83 yards and another TD on 14 carries. Kenneth Walker matched Charbonnet at 14 carries, tallying 67 yards, and drew the backfield's only target. (He caught it for a whopping 3 yards.)

Kenneth Walker III led Seattle in carries (17) and rushing yards (66) in Monday night's win over the Texans. But he (again) ceded the highest-value touches to RB Zach Charbonnet. The latter carried 12 times for 49 years but scored both Seattle rushing TDs, from 1 and 2 yards out. Charbonnet also claimed the backfield's only two targets for the game, catching both for 6 yards.

Seahawks RBs managed only 58 yards on 22 carries in Sunday's win at Jacksonville. Zach Charbonnet edged Kenneth Walker III 12-10 in carries but averaged just 2.0 yards per rush with a long run of 8. Walker didn't fare much better, with a 10-34 rushing line and a long run of 10. Each guy caught his only target.

The Seahawks backfield devolved back into a committee with RB Zach Charbonnet's return for Thursday night's game vs. the Cardinals. But, for the first time in their three games together this season, RB Ken Walker led the way in snaps. It was a slight edge: 50% to 47%. And Charbonnet held a slim lead in routes, 42% to 39%. But Walker was again the more effective runner, averaging 4.3 yards per carry to Charbonnet's 3.3. Walker had explosive runs of 21 and 20 yards, plus a 29-yard catch and run early in the game. Charbonnet did, however, dominate snaps when Seattle got inside Arizona's 10-yard line. He got both official carries inside the 10, scoring a one-yard TD in the second quarter. And he had a seven-yard score in the fourth quarter called back by a holding penalty on WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba. It was a good call, but Charbonnet probably scores even without the hold.

Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet (foot) is active for tonight's game vs. the Cardinals. He was a full participant in practice this week but listed as questionable on the final injury report. It's possible that Charbonnet is at least a bit limited tonight coming off the foot injury on a short week, leaving him as a risky Week 4 fantasy start. Check your Team Intel page to see if he makes sense in your starting lineup. The unknown with Charbonnet also gives RB Ken Walker a wide range of outcomes in this one.

Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet (foot) is listed as questionable for Thursday night's game vs. the Cardinals. He put in a full week of practice, so we're expecting Charbonnet to play. It's possible, though, that his snaps are limited coming off the foot injury on a short week. We'll look for further updates on Charbonnet's Week 4 outlook. For now, he sits 28th in the RB rankings.

Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet (foot) was listed as a full participant on Monday's estimated practice report. (The team didn't actually practice.) He missed the Week 3 win over the Saints but "conducted a pretty extensive workout on the field prior to the game," according to The Seattle Times' Bob Condotta. Charbonnet appears on track to return for Thursday night's game vs. the Cardinals. He played slightly more than RB Ken Walker over the first two weeks of the season and figures to make this a committee backfield again in Week 4.

Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker racked up a pair of short-range TDs in Sunday's blowout win over New Orleans. Those proved critical, as Walker gained only 38 yards on 16 rushes. He added 1 catch for 12 yards on only 10 routes run. Note: Sam Darnold and Drew Lock combined for only 21 pass attempts.

Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet (foot) is inactive for today’s game vs. the Saints. He didn’t practice all week, so this could be a multi-game absence. RB Ken Walker is set for workhorse duties today and is a must-start in season-long fantasy leagues.

Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet (foot) is listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game vs. the Saints. He didn’t practice all week. His absence will turn what has been a split backfield into the Kenneth Walker show. It’s also an ideal spot with the Seahawks 7.5-point home favorites for a middling New Orleans run defense. Walker is a bonafide RB1 in Week 3 fantasy lineups.

Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet (foot) missed his second straight practice on Thursday. He's seemingly in real danger of missing this weekend's game vs. the Saints. Charbonnet's absence would turn RB Ken Walker into a workhorse -- and a top-12 fantasy play. We'll see how Charbonnet is listed on Friday's final injury report.

Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet (foot) did not practice on Wednesday. It's the first we've heard of the foot issue. We'll see if Charbonnet is able to get back on the field tomorrow. His absence vs. the Saints this weekend would turn Ken Walker into a RB1.

Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker III ran 13 times for 105 yards and a TD against the Steelers while also adding one catch for 13 yards. Running mate Zach Charbonnet had 15 rushes, but could only muster 10 total yards. Charbonnet also had no targets in the game. Walker looked more effective this week than in Week 1where he only had 24 yards on 13 touches.

Seattle wasn't technically lying by listing Kenneth Walker as the starting RB on their season-opening depth chart. He started Sunday's game against the 49ers and handled the team's first carry. But then he quickly fell behind Zach Charbonnet in all ways. Charbonnet jumped in for the second possession and handled seven of the team's eight rushing attempts on that drive, including the 1-yard TD plunge at the end. Charbonnet led Walker 9-4 in carries at halftime, beat him 12-10 for the game, and played 30 snaps to Walker's 21 overall.

Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet is in line for a significant role this season, according to ESPN’s Brady Henderson. RB Kenneth Walker has practiced only four days in August because of foot soreness, giving Charbonnet plenty of No. 1 reps in camp.

According to Gregg Bell of The Tacoma News Tribune, Seahawks’ RB Kenneth Walker (foot) returned to practice on Tuesday.

Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker has missed practice time with foot soreness. HC Mike Macdonald showed no concern over the injury on Saturday.

New Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak talked up RB Ken Walker's fit in his running scheme and ability in the passing game. Kubiak called Walker a "talented player" and said, "we’re gonna ask a lot out of him."

The Seahawks are hiring Klint Kubiak as their OC, according to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo. It'll be Kubiak's third OC gig, following stints with the Vikings (2021) and Saints (2024). That Vikings squad finished 12th in total yards and 14th in points. The 2024 Saints got off to a hot start, scoring 91 points over the first two games of the season. But they averaged just 16.5 points per game the rest of the way, due at least in part to injuries to QB Derek Carr and the offensive line. Kubiak's Saints ranked 19th in neutral pass rate and 25th in pass rate over expected. The 2021 Vikings -- quarterbacked by Kirk Cousins -- finished 12th in neutral pass rate and 17th in pass rate over expected. The 2025 Seahawks figure to be a more balanced offense than last year's version, which ranked third in neutral pass rate and sixth in pass rate over expected.

The Seahawks fired OC Ryan Grubb. This one catches us by surprise. Seattle finished 14th in total yards and 18th in points in Grubb's lone season at the helm. He was one of the pass-heavier play callers in the league, with the Seahawks ranking seventh in pass attempts and eighth in yards. QB Geno Smith completed 70.4% of his passes at 7.5 yards per attempt, and WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba broke out for a 100-1,130-6 receiving line. We'll see who defensive-minded HC Mike Macdonald tabs as his next OC.