Seahawks Re-sign RB George Holani, Boosting Backfield Depth

On March 17th, the Seattle Seahawks have resigned running back George Holani to his exclusive

ride's free agent tender, securing him for the 20.

26 season on a one-year deal worth $1.075 million.

This quiet move brings some stability to their backfield amid major changes during the

offseason.

Holani joined the team as an undrafted free agent from Boise State back in 2024 and has

mostly contributed on special teams.

Last year, he played in 11 games, rushing for 73 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries,

while catching two passes for 15.

Yards.

Fans and analysts see this as a smart step for depth, especially with Kenneth Walker

the third now gone in free agency and Zack Sharvenay recovering.

From a knee injury in the playoffs, it keeps a familiar face around as the team sorts out

its running back group.

Meanwhile, the depth chart includes a manual Wilson, a recent free agent pickup, along

with Kenny McIntosh, Cam Agers, Jakarta Wright, and Velis Jones, Jr.

Injuries and turnover have left things wide open, giving Holani a shot at more snaps.

As free agency rolls on in the draft nears, Seattle's offense is still evolving, but Holani's

return lays a solid groundwork for whatever comes next.