Michael Hanich· Oct 4, 2026
With Jadarian Price on IR and Zach Charbonnet not yet back, Hanich expects George Holani to take over as Seattle's starting running back and make his first career start in Week 4 against the Chargers, while Rashid Shaheed should see a bigger share of targets.
“He will likely make his first career start on Sunday versus the Chargers.”
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“With Price out and Charbonnet not yet back, the Seahawks will turn to Holani... He will likely make his first career start on Sunday versus the Chargers.”
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