Seahawks with about as clean of an injury report as there could be with only three players declared out, no one else given a game designation. That means Geno Smith, Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet are all good to go.

Looks like we're back to the typical RB rotation in Seattle, but we would bet that Charbonnet gets more run than the early season. Consider Walker and Charbs respective RB2 and RB3s.

The Seahawks list RB Kenneth Walker III (calf) as doubtful for Sunday's game.

Related Players: Zach Charbonnet, Kenny McIntosh

Looks like a clear runway for another Charbonnet week in what should be a tightly contested game against the Packers at home. Fire him up as a fringe RB1/2.

For a second straight day today, Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker III didn’t practice due to his calf injury.

Related Players: Zach Charbonnet, Kenny McIntosh

Looks like things should be cleared out for Charbonnet once again in what could be a very close game against the Packers. If Walker misses Week 15, fire Charbs up as a high-end RB2.

On his Zoom call with the beat coach Mike Macdonald says Kenneth Walker's issue is his calf.

Related players: Zach Charbonnet

The post added it's no longer Walker's ankle that's the issue. The post also added the Seahawks are sending Walker for more tests, and they should know more about how much longer their lead RB may be out. Walker didn't practice last Thursday and Friday before being downgraded to out on Saturday. ESPN and Adam Schefter said Walker should have a chance to play in Week 15, but owners will want to monitor how the tests go and see if Walker can get on the practice field this week. Charbonnet had a huge game filling in, rushing 22 times for 134 yards and two TDs, adding seven catches for 59 yards.

The Seahawks added RB Kenneth Walker III to the injury report with an illness.

Walker is now listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Falcons. Seattle plays in the early window Sunday so we’ll know by about 11:30 in the morning if Walker will be able to play. If not, it’ll be another opportunity for Zach Charbonnet to carry the load on offense.

Seahawks RB Ken Walker (oblique) is off the team's injury report and is good to go for Monday against the Lions.

Walker missed the last two games with the injury. Zach Charbonnet filled in quite nicely in his absence but Walker is ready to reclaim his lead role for the Seahawks. He does get a tough matchup for his return as the Lions have a top-five rushing defense but did lose Marcus Davenport to an injury. Walker checks in as our RB28 this week.

Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker III missed practice for a second straight day. Looking like another Zach Charbonnet start could be on the way.

Related Players: Kenny McIntosh

McIntosh technically saw the field in Week 2 but came away with zero counting stats on only two snaps. This backfield is all Charbonnet's if Walker is out, and profiles as a fringe RB1 against Miami.

The Seahawks listed RB Kenneth Walker III (oblique) as doubtful for Sunday vs. New England.

Related Players: Zach Charbonnet, Kenny McIntosh

If Walker doesn't end up suiting up, Charbonnet needs to be started everywhere. If he is somehow still on your waiver wire, drop what you're doing and go pick him up right now.

Mike Macdonald, during his Seattle Sports radio show said there's no update yet on the injuries that RT George Fant (knee) and RB Kenneth Walker III (abdomen) suffered yesterday.

Related players: Zach Charbonnet, Kenny McIntosh

"Yet" could be the key word, but the post went on to say Walker did declare during postgame, "I'm good." Walker had a big day going over 100 yards with a TD, but had to leave the game during the final minutes with a muscle injury. It will be worth monitoring over the next couple of days.

It doesn't sound great for Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker to play Thursday night.

Related Players: Zach Charbonnet, DeeJay Dallas

Charbonnet had the RB1 role as expected last week, but the immediate returns weren't great, as he didn't hit double-digit half-PPR points for the second week in a row, despite his increased workload. He runs into another tough matchup in Dallas on TNF and then it's back to San Francisco to continue a brutal run of defenses. He should be considered a low-end RB2 if Walker misses again.