Seahawks' Running Back Crisis: Achane Stays, Wilson Arrives

0:00On March 18, the Seattle Seahawks faced a running back shortage after Kenneth Walker signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. Fans hoped General Manager John Schneider could land Miami Dolphin Star, Devon Ashain, but that trade looks off the table right now. A cane stands out with his speed, averaging 5.7 yards per carry last season, and 7.8 is a rookie. The Dolphins have traded away big names like Tyree Kill and Jalen Waddle this off season, yet they're holding tight on him. The Dolphins backfield took a hit when Zach Scharbonne tore his ACL in the playoffs. He's due to start but might not be ready by week one, and his backups like a manual Wilson from Green Bay, plus George Hullani and Kenny McIntosh, Lack. Proven staying power. New offensive coordinator Brian Flurry once a ground game like the San Francisco 49ers, so they signed Wilson hoping for a spark. He averaged 4.5 yards per carry with the Packers and scored 7 touchdowns over 2 years. In turn, the Seahawks may turn to the 2026 draft for a true answer,

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