Seahawks Pursue Najee Harris for Backfield Boost

0:00On March 30th, after their Super Bowl win, the Seattle Seahawks had the pick between White Receiver Jackson Smith and Jigba and running back Kenneth Walker. The third, they locked in Smith and Jigba long-term and let Walker hit free agency. Walker, who balled out with over 1,000 rushing yards and five touchdowns in the regular season, plus a monster playoff run, snagged a three-year deal worth $43,000,000 from the Kansas City Chiefs. Fans and analysts see a gap now in Seattle's backfield after they added Immanuel Wilson from Green Bay, but he's no full replacement for Walker's. Production, leaving the team hunting for veteran help to stay competitive. Bleacher reports Gary Davenport points to Najee Harris, the former Steelers star who rests for 1,000 yards four straight years before a short, stent with the chargers. At 28, he's got pro bowl chops from his rookie season. The Seahawks hosted Harris for a visit amid his Achilles' recovery from last year, and with over $33,000,000 in cap space, a projected,

1:03one-year deal around $3,000,000 could bring stability as they chase another ring.