Seahawks Eye Powerful RB in Draft

0:00On March 25th, the Seattle Seahawks are eyeing running back help ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, where they hold just four picks. They've hosted Toledo's Chip Trianum for a key top 30 visit, signaling strong interest in the powerful back to bolster their ground game. Trianum measures 5 feet 11 and tips the scales in nearly 230 pounds, built to handle pro-level hits. He fits the mold of Seattle's bigger runners, like Zach Chardonnay, aligning well with new offensive coordinator Brian Flurry Scheme. Fans and scouts draw parallels to Chris Carson, a 7th round gem from 2017, who rush for over a thousand yards and back-to-back. Seasons. Carson powered through tackles and short yardage, much like what Trianum brings, though injuries cut his career short. Trianum's college path was bumpy, starting at Arizona State, then Ohio State Kentucky, and landing at Toledo for his six-year. His strength shines, but average speed keeps him pegged as a late-round prospect at best. This move shows General Manager John Schneider's team digging deep for value,

1:03hoping Trianum stays healthy and delivers Carson-level impact without. The downside.