The Seattle Seahawks are contemplating a few different directions for who will be the team's lead running back this season.

The Seattle Seahawks are slowly building their depth chart as they move closer towards the meat of the NFL offseason. Here's a look at the projected starters that are currently on the roster. Darnold will run it back as the Seahawks QB1 with Lock and Milroe backing him up.

The Seattle "might not pursue a legitimate Kenneth Walker III replacement this offseason," because they already have one.

The talented Seahawks have what it takes to repeat as Super Bowl champions.

They have re-signed several free agents from last year's Super Bowl roster. With all of them in Seattle or a new spot for 2026, it's time for the team to make a shift. The next step for the Seahawks is figuring out how to pay wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba this offseason.

The Seahawks could opt not to make a major move at running back in free agency, and instead target a playmaker in the upcoming NFL draft. ESPN’s Jordan Reid’s latest NFL mock draft has Seattle selecting Arkansas running back Mike Washington Jr. in the second round with the No. 64 overall pick.

The Seahawks signed George Holani and Emanuel Wilson for depth, but that might not be enough. The Seahawks are expected to look at potential prospects in the NFL draft that could

Seattle Seahawks fans may still be reveling in the glory of a Super Bowl title, but their favorite team's front office does not have that luxury. General manager John Schneider and his staff are cutely aware of the talent that left their building in free agency.