Seahawks' Offseason: Running Back and Edge Rusher Gaps

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The Seattle Seahawks face big gaps at running back in Edge Russia heading into the offseason.

They lost Kenneth Walker to the Kansas City Chiefs and Edge Russia boy a math to the Cincinnati Bengals in free agency.

So far, they've only added a manual Wilson at running back, who's not seen as a clear starter.

Meanwhile, Zack Sharbinay's torn ACL from the playoffs leaves his status up in the air for week one.

Reports say a trade for Miami's Devana Shane is off the table, with the dolphins not interested and the costs too steep anyway.

Beatwriters point out the team plans to target running back in the 2026 draft instead of chasing pricey trades now.

On the Edge, big names like Max Crosby and Jonathan Greenart seem unlikely due to injury concerns, age and high salaries.

Experts predict Seattle will wait until after the draft to sign veterans who won't mess with their compensatory picks.

Guys like Vaughn Miller, who turns 37 soon and had nine sacks last year, or Jadevian Clowney with 8.5 sacks in 13 games, could fit the bill as short term boosts while they build for the long haul.