Seahawks Rely on Holani After Walker's Departure

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The Seattle Seahawks are adjusting after losing Super Bowl MVP.

Kenneth Walker, the third to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Walker signed a three-year deal worth $45 million right before free agency kicked off,

leaving a big gap in their running game.

The team stayed calm and only signed one outside free agent so far.

A manual Wilson, who has just two career starts over three NFL seasons.

ESPN's Brady Henderson reports the Seahawks feel good about their depth,

especially with George Halani, ready to step up as the number two back.

Fans and analysts see this as a test for Seattle's backfield,

especially with Zach Charbonne likely missing much of next season after knee surgery.

Wilson could feel that power role, but the real focus is on replacing Walker's speed and explosiveness.

Halani show promised last year in 11 games, rushing 22 times for 73 yards in a touchdown,

plus two catches for 15 yards.

He was buried on the depth chart behind Walker and Charbonne,

but the team has liked his contributions over two seasons.

General manager, John Schneider, has praised Halani before,

and with no rush to sign a big veteran or chase the draft hard,

it signals strong internal.

Confidence, Seattle plans to keep adding pieces, but they're not panicking yet.

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