Seahawks Bet on Charbonnet, Sign Wilson

On March 14th, the Seattle Seahawks passed on big name running backs in free agency,

letting Kenneth Walker the third go, and signing a manual Wilson.

Instead, this move signals strong confidence in Zack Sharbinay's recovery from injury,

as the team had plenty of cap space but chose to stay put.

General manager John Schneider shared a positive update on Sharbinay during a recent radio appearance,

hinting the backfield is set.

He also praised undrafted rookie George Halani for his strong past protection in the playoffs.

Wilson brings solid experience as a backup from his time with the Green Bay Packers,

where he ran for a thousand eighty-three yards and seven.

Touchdowns on 242 carries over 41 games.

He's efficient but not a lead back.

Sharbinay has shared carries throughout his career but has the skills to take the primary role

once healthy.

The Seahawks avoided overpaying for aging free agents like Travis ETN,

opting for a cheap bridge until their young star returns mid-season.

Schneider's track record with past contender rosters gives this plan some trust,

keeping the focus on Sharbinay as the long-term answer in a.

Committee set up.