Seattle Seahawks General Manager John Schneider's calm outlook regarding the team's depleted running back roster for the upcoming 2026 season. Following the departure of Kenneth Walker III to the Chiefs and an injury to Zach Charbonnet, the team lacks a proven starter, yet Schneider insists that quality players at this position are easily replaceable. He highlights his confidence in current depth options like George Holani and Emanuel Wilson, citing his personal history of successfully finding productive runners through unconventional means. While the team may still look to the NFL Draft for talent, the front office views the current vacancy as a manageable hurdle rather than a crisis. The article also includes various league-wide updates, such as veteran retirements, coaching changes, and significant free-agent movements across other franchises.