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Seahawks RB Kenneth Walker III ran 13 times for 105 yards and a TD against the Steelers while also adding one catch for 13 yards. Running mate Zach Charbonnet had 15 rushes, but could only muster 10 total yards. Charbonnet also had no targets in the game. Walker looked more effective this week than in Week 1where he only had 24 yards on 13 touches.
The Seahawks' backfield looks to be pretty evenly split, and the game script may determine who is effective each week.
This was the second week in a row when the RBs seemed to rotate drive to drive.
Charbonnet won the Week 1 battle, rushing 12 times for 47 yards and a TD. But Charbonnet doesn’t have a target in either game this season.
That should make Walker a better PPR bet going forward, though both will vulture each other’s touches each week.
Walker’s upside can make him startable in positive match-ups, or as a flex during bye weeks. Charbonnet should probably stay on the bench with any PPR scoring.
The Seahawks are hosting the Saints next week who are giving up an average of six catches per game to opposing RB rooms.
It could be another good spot for Walker.
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