Seattle Seahawks Running Back Race Intensifies Amid NFL Training Camp

Seattle Seahawks running backs are locked in a tight competition at training camp as the team seeks a successor to former starter Kenneth Walker III, who signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. Rookie Jadarian Price, a first‑year player with ball‑security concerns, is expected to share carries, while George Holani has emerged as a “camp surprise,” earning praise for his earned performance and positioning himself as a potential RB2 or larger role. The Seahawks also contend with the absence of Zach Charbonnet, who is still recovering from a serious knee injury.

The broader NFL preseason sees several rookies across the league vying for starting jobs, with players such as Cleveland Browns wideout Denzel Boston and Miami Dolphins receiver Caleb Douglas highlighted as contenders for key positions. These early‑season battles could shape depth‑chart decisions before the regular season begins.