Following their Super Bowl victory, the Seattle Seahawks face a significant roster challenge due to the departure of several defensive stars and their primary starting running back. The team is currently dealing with a void in the backfield because Kenneth Walker III left in free agency and Zach Charbonnet is rehabilitating a major knee injury. Although management has signed depth players, they currently lack a reliable lead runner capable of handling a heavy workload. General Manager John Schneider will likely avoid expensive veterans to protect future draft pick compensation. Consequently, the organization is expected to target a mid-round rookie or wait for a veteran to be released later this summer. This strategic patience allows the team to address their offensive needs while maintaining long-term financial flexibility.