Seahawks Eyeing Coleman for RB Rebuild

0:00It's April 7th. This is NFL News to Dave football coverage powered by AI. Seahawks are eyeing a draft pick at running back to rebuild their backfield punch for the 2026 season. Zach Sharbinay remains their top guy, but he's banged up to start the year, with a manual Wilson stepping in and Cam Acres adding depth. They're thinking about Jonah Coleman out of Washington to create that killer 1-2 combo again. Last season, Sharbinay paired with Kenneth Walker III for a Super Bowl run, but Walker bounced in free agency as their 1,000-yard rusher. Now Seattle wants a young back who can pile up yards and catch passes to field avoid. Fans and analysts see the impact clear as day losing, Walker left the gap, and folks are buzzing about how a dynamic duel fueled that championship vibe. The teens got bodies, but not that proven spark. Coleman balled out in 2025, with 758 rushing yards, 15 touchdowns, 354 receiving yards,

1:01and two scores through the air. He's got the all-around game to slide right in. Draft talk heats up, and grabbing Coleman could lock in that winning formula early, keeping Seattle's ground game rolling strong into the new era.