Seattle had basically a 60/40 split in yards between Walker/Charbonnet. With Charbonnet probably out as an effective back in 2026 (ACL), they need a second back. On top of that, Charbonnet is only signed through 2026 and Walker is currently a free agent.
While I wouldn't expect Seattle to spend a 1st rounder @ RB if they resign Walker, 2nd round does make some sense.
The author of this "prediction" by the way is not right in the head. The Titans aren't going to use the #4 pick on a RB because they have more important needs, especially on defense and WR. And #26 for Fields seems a bit rich for his skill set and the Bills need a deep threat, not a possession threat.
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Replies to: "If they can't sign Walker, RB becomes their #1 need"
- I don't understand Price to Seattle but still an interesting read. [NT]
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- If they can't sign Walker, RB becomes their #1 need - D2 - 7:25pm 3/4/26
- Seattle has historically taken physical backs since Lynch and a stable of them. Good fit in terms of - oldirish - 6:18pm 3/4/26
- I'll take him! - AlbanyIRISH - 5:57pm 3/4/26
- Oh! 🤣 [NT] - Frankx - 6:04pm 3/4/26
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