Seahawks Rebuild with Underrated RB Emanuel Wilson

On March 18th, the Seattle Seahawks are fresh off their second Super Bowl title in franchise history, beating the New England Patriots in Super Bowl.

60 back in 2025, but free agency hit them hard, with stars like winning back in Super Bowl MVP, Kenneth Walker III, safety Kobe Bryant, and defensive end, Boyay.

Mayfay all signing elsewhere. To help fill the running bag gap, the Seahawks brought in a manual Wilson from the Green Bay Packers.

This 5-foot 10-226-pounder, when undrafted out of Johnson C Smith, bounced briefly with the Denver Broncos in 20-23, then stuck with Green Bay.

Over three seasons, he racked up 1,083 yards and seven touchdowns, averaging 4.5 yards per carry as a solid backup.

Fans and analysts have mixed feelings about the moves, losing Walker Sting since he was the MVP, but some experts question if Wilson can step up big, calling the signing a puzzling choice amid other.

Departures that weaken the defense and backfield. Still, Seattle stick into their committee approach on offense, even with a new coordinator.

They expect Zach Sharvinade to lead the group once healthy, using Wilson for death without a heavy load.

That setup leaves room to grab another back in the upcoming draft for more options.

Overall, the champs are rebuilding smartly on a budget, betting on young talent like Wilson to prove doubters wrong as they defend their crown.