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But when it comes to Jadari and Price, somehow we're supposed to see George Helani as a threat. That one doesn't congruently make sense to me because we have factually seen Stevenson operate as an RB1. We have not seen any kind of significant usage out of George Helani. So we can hear all the positives of they love him. They believe in him. But at the end of the day, we've not seen that man operate as anything.
STACKED’s take
Negative signalRole
Helani not a threat to Price; no significant usage history in Seattle.
The source dismisses George Helani as a threat to Jadari Price in the Seahawks backfield, noting that while people hear positives about Helani, he has not shown significant usage. Even when he had to step in during the playoffs after Charbonnet's injury, he only operated on passing downs with check-down work, not significant ground workload. The source argues this is inconsistent with concerns about Helani threatening Price, unlike how Ramondre Stevenson has factually operated as an RB1 compared to Travion Henderson.
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