Holani outperformed Damien Martinez in camp and preseason, tallying 24 carries for 84 yards with a TD across three games. His best game came against Kansas City (Week 2) with 11 carries for 50 yards and a score. He also produced 110 rushing yards and a TD on 12 carries across two games, while contributing on special teams. Holani secured Seattle’s No. 3 RB role behind Walker and Charbonnet.

Holani sat out, a move that hints at roster security for him, with Damien Martinez and George Holani forming Seattle’s expected backfield mix as regular-season prep nears.

Holani contributed 49 yards on five carries, flashing burst and reliable yards after contact. In Walker’s absence, he’s positioned to push for meaningful late-summer reps and could be a backfield staple if the foot issue lingers into the regular season.

Holani led the charge with 49 yards on five carries, showcasing burst through the line and vertical after contact. His early workload signals a lead back role with ceiling for big yardage in breakaway runs and goal-line chances as Seattle leans on the ground game.

George Holani, Boise State alum, flashed in Seattle with 61 rushing yards on seven carries and a TD, plus a 20-yard catch. The Seahawks highlighted him amid Boise State buzz, contrasting his performance with Jeanty’s rough debut. Holani’s Boise State start (2022) and 2023 numbers shape expectations for Seattle’s backfield depth and potential upside.