Seahawks' Draft Targets for New RB

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The Seattle Seahawks need a new running back after losing Kenneth Walker III to free

agency.

Signing a manual Wilson helps a bit, but it is not enough to replace him.

General manager John Schneider seems set on finding a true starter in the 2026 NFL draft.

Analysts mostly point to top prospects like Notre Dame's to Darian Price or Arkansas's

Mike Washington, Jr.

Still, the draft class is full of talented ball carriers deeper in the rounds that could

catch Schneider's attention.

The Seahawks showed real interest by hosting Washington running back, Jonah Coleman, for

a pre-draft visit.

He put up solid numbers last season and looks like a three-down back available in the

third or fourth round.

If speed is the goal, Wake Forest Demon Clayborn fits the bill.

He clocked the third fastest 40 yard dash time at the NFL Combine for running backs, showing

explosive burst in drills.

Penn State's K-Tron Allen offers size, vision, and proven production with back-to-back

1,000 yard seasons and a career-high 15 touchdowns last year.

These mid-round options could give Seattle a fresh back-field boost.

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