NFL Position Roles - Seattle Seahawks

04/27/24 Kenneth Walker is in line to see the majority of backfield work. Walker should see most of the early-down rushing attempts. He is also the favorite to see the majority of goal-line work. Zach Charbonnet is the No. 2 RB. Charbonnet is expected to get change-of-pace carries in addition to some of the receiving work. Kenny McIntosh will try to earn a depth role in training camp.

04/27/24 DK Metcalf is the alpha receiver and should lead the team in snaps and targets. Tyler Lockett and Jaxon Smith-Njigba will both play heavy snaps. It's likely that Lockett and Smith-Njigba fail to get strong weekly target totals, as they often share the targets that don't go to Metcalf. Jake Bobo is the No. 4 WR and will see occasional snaps and targets. Newly-acquired Laviska Shenault could see rotational snaps, though he may also be a special teams player.

04/27/24 After being in a three-player committee the past couple years, Noah Fant may see a significant increase in snaps and targets with Will Dissly and Colby Parkinson no longer with the team. Fourth-round rookie AJ Barner and Pharaoh Brown may compete the No. 2 TE. If Fant doesn't separate himself as the clear leader, Barner or Brown could move into a role with some target volume.