Charbonnet led Seattle’s backfield in snaps for most packages, with Walker’s explosiveness still shining. The two form a fluid duo, with Charbonnet grabbing goal-line and short-yardage work, while Walker shines on early downs. Both deserve fantasy rosters, as Seattle leans on a steady run-first approach.

Charbonnet struggled, placing only 10 yards on 15 carries, as Seattle leaned more on the passing attack and Walker’s burst in Pittsburgh.

Charbonnet surged to 58% snap share in Week 1 and scored Seattle's lone touchdown, hinting at a possible Week 2 role shift alongside Kenneth Walker III. The model highlights Charbonnet at +220 to reach the end zone when Seattle faces Pittsburgh.

Charbonnet led Seattle's backfield in Week 1, 12 carries for 47 yards and a rushing TD, and played crucial third-down and two-minute drill snaps, signaling a larger role even with Kenneth Walker healthy.

Charbonnet stepped up as the more productive Seahawks back in Week 1, showing efficiency and a clear path to a sizable workload if Walker’s health remains cloudy. Week 2’s road matchup versus Pittsburgh could solidify a promising timeshare, making Charbonnet a strong speculative play in both PPR and standard formats.