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NegativeUsageOct 28, 2026
Holani lost a yard on a red-zone rushing attempt at the 2-yard line, and later had an incomplete pass in the red zone at the 6-yard line; the source notes these wasted opportunities contributed to the Seahawks scoring just six points across three red-zone possessions.PositiveUsageOct 27, 2026
Holani broke multiple tackles to convert a crucial third-and-long situation during the Seahawks' dominant 20-3 victory over Kansas City, demonstrating his ability to create plays in key moments.PositiveUsageOct 26, 2026
Holani contributed a key third-down conversion in the Seahawks' dominant offensive performance, demonstrating his role in the run-game attack.PositiveRoleOct 26, 2026
Holani made winning plays in the margins despite limited touches. He broke two tackles on a checkdown for a pivotal third-down conversion, had a key block on Darnold's second scramble for a first down, and crucially slowed down Nohl Williams on the interception runback, allowing Charles Cross to make the tackle and effectively saving at least a touchdown. The source notes 'Holani didn't wow with his touches outside of his catch, but he won in the margins when he didn't have the ball,' exemplifying 'winning football' and '12 as One.'NegativeUsageOct 26, 2026
Holani was stuffed at the 2-yard line in the first half but later broke two tackles for a first down on 3rd and long in the second half, helping the Seahawks advance into Chiefs territory.NegativeRoleOct 25, 2026
Current Seahawks running back filling in during the season but has struggled to generate consistent, quality rushing production alongside Emmanuel Wilson; part of the reason Seattle is actively pursuing a trade for Jonathan Taylor to upgrade the position.PositiveRoleOct 25, 2026
Expected to feature in Seattle's run game due to Zach Charbonnet's absence; the source identifies Holani as one of three primary backups (alongside Emanuel Wilson and Velus Jones Jr.) in a struggling Seahawks rushing attack.NegativeRoleOct 24, 2026
On expiring contract through 2026; identified as trade candidate alongside Emanuel Wilson. Has struggled mightily this season but showed some juice against Denver in week six. Holani's history as a solid pass blocker and pass catcher could generate trade interest as part of a package deal. If Seattle acquires another running back, Holani would likely not see offensive snaps again, making him expendable.NegativeRoleOct 23, 2026
RB expected to split carries with Emanuel Wilson in Charbonnet's absence. While both have shown flashes of potential, neither has made a consistent impact and both have struggled with ball security, leaving Seattle's backfield lacking the burst that departed in free agency.NegativeUsageOct 20, 2026
Holani is experiencing ball security and efficiency struggles in his role with the Seahawks, creating urgency for Charbonnet's return to the backfield.NegativeUsageOct 20, 2026
Backup halfback George Holani was questionable to play against the 49ers but played as a warrior and strong pass protector at times; however, he fumbled twice against San Francisco, contributing to the Seahawks' sloppy offensive performance. Holani averages over seven touches per game, which is notable given the fumble issues and the broader turnover crisis. The article suggests his usage may need to be reduced given the fumble problem and the need to protect the football.PositiveRoleOct 16, 2026
Seahawks RB earned respect on the team's lone touchdown drive in the fourth quarter with a strong performance; bounced off five defenders on key carries and scored his first touchdown of the year, demonstrating real offensive production when the Seahawks execute instead of turning the ball over.NegativeRoleOct 16, 2026
George Holani is part of the Seahawks' three-back committee but is assessed as incapable of being a regular starting running back; yards are being left on the field by Holani through little fault of his own, as he is being asked to do more than he is capable of in a role that exceeds his skill level.PositiveUsageOct 16, 2026
Redeemed himself after last week's disaster by avoiding a fumble, posting a career-long 13-yard run that set up Seattle's only touchdown of the night on an angry run play.PositiveUsageOct 16, 2026
George Holani rebounded from a horrible game last week with a strong performance in the fourth quarter, including a 13-yard rush with help from his offensive linemen and Eric Saubert, dragging tacklers to the 1-yard line before muscling his way into the end zone for a touchdown.NegativeRoleOct 14, 2026
Backup running back filling in for injured Zach Charbonnet; struggled against 49ers last week but will get another opportunity in Broncos game; fantasy relevant with increased backfield opportunity due to Charbonnet's ACL injury.NegativeUsageOct 13, 2026
Seahawks RB George Holani is dealing with fumbling issues that have plagued the team's performance; the source specifically references his fumble in the Week 5 loss to the 49ers and raises questions about how the coaching staff will address the fumbling problems affecting roster decisions and potential trade targets.NegativeUsageOct 12, 2026
Running back has fumbled twice this season, creating ball security concerns that will likely be a coaching priority and could limit his offensive role going forward.NegativeUsageOct 12, 2026
Holani fumbled once during the game and nearly fumbled a second time while running down the sideline, dropping the ball in a concerning display of ball security. This is part of a larger turnover problem plaguing Seattle's offense; the source contrasts Holani's carelessness with the ball security of previous Seahawks RBs Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet, who "just did not cough the ball up." Under Mike Macdonald's system, which prioritizes ball security as a cornerstone of success, Holani's fumble issues are a red flag for his role and fantasy viability.NegativeUsageOct 12, 2026
George Holani self-forced one of three additional fumbles in the 49ers game (two recovered by San Francisco). The Seahawks running back room has collectively fumbled six times in four games, which the source calls wholly unacceptable; this widespread fumble issue impacts the fantasy value of all Seattle RBs and reflects a team-wide ball security crisis beyond quarterback play.NegativeUsageOct 12, 2026
Seattle won't receive an upgrade to their backfield and appear poised to depend on George Holani and Emanuel Wilson once again. Both fumbled in Week 5, creating turnover concerns heading into Week 6 against Denver.NegativeBustOct 12, 2026
Has fumbled three times before recording a single 10+ yard run. The source states it's a wrap for Holani, noting he isn't even providing great pass protection, which is supposed to be one of his strengths. One fumble came on an outside zone run to the weaker side of the offensive line near the goal line, which the source criticizes as poor play-calling. Holani is an RB3 getting RB2 duties, creating an untenable gap in performance.NegativeUsageOct 12, 2026
Holani fumbled in Seattle's 32-29 loss to San Francisco, with his fumble leading to a 49ers TD; contributing to RB rotation concerns amid Seattle's turnover problems (9 giveaways in 5 games, 21 points off turnovers vs 49ers). Will continue as active back in rotation with Wilson, Velus Jones Jr, and Robert Henry Jr with Charbonnet out.NegativeUsageOct 11, 2026
Holani's back-breaking fumble before halftime on an outside zone handoff near the goal line resulted in a Gracen Halton touchdown, giving the 49ers an eight-point lead heading into the locker room; he also dropped a wide-open catch in the flat earlier in the game, wasting a big play opportunity.NegativeDepth ChartOct 10, 2026
Running back George Holani is listed as questionable for the upcoming game, creating a potential depth chart opportunity for backup Robert Henry to see significant playing time.NegativeInjuryOct 9, 2026
Running back George Holani is questionable for Week 5 with rib and ankle injuries. His status is uncertain heading into the game against the 49ers.NegativeInjuryOct 8, 2026
Running back George Holani is worth monitoring given he has been limited in practice with a rib injury sustained in the Washington Commanders game, creating uncertainty about his availability for Week 5.NegativeRoleOct 8, 2026
Holani has struggled to create yards after contact in the running game and also showed poor pass protection on a key play where his protection wasn't good, forcing Darnold to hesitate on a throw to Shaheed and Jaxon Smith-Njigba despite a favorable play design.NegativeInjuryOct 8, 2026
Running back George Holani was a limited participant in practice with a rib injury for the Week 5 matchup against San Francisco.NegativeDepth ChartOct 6, 2026
George Holani is part of the Seahawks' running back depth chart for Week 5, included in the rotation alongside Emanuel Wilson, Robert Henry Jr., and Velus Jones Jr. following Joe Mixon's failed physical.NegativeUsageOct 5, 2026
Holani played just 37 percent of offensive snaps at running back, a significant reduction compared to Wilson's 60 percent snap share, indicating a clear backfield hierarchy with Wilson as the primary option.PositiveRoleOct 5, 2026
Undrafted running back expected to see carries in Week 5 with both Charbonnet and Price unavailable; part of the undrafted duo handling Seattle's backfield workload.PositiveUsageOct 5, 2026
Holani was part of the Seahawks' strategic shift to a more reliable running game alongside Wilson; the source credits this approach with working effectively and producing respectable ground game production.NegativeRoleOct 5, 2026
Holani is a good pass-protecting back, special teams player, and receiving back, but severely limited as a runner. He had 7 carries for 18 yards and now has 153 career rushing yards on 47 attempts with a longest carry of just 9 yards—fullback numbers. When Zach Charbonnet returns, it should be Emanuel Wilson and Charbonnet splitting touches with Holani only in for situational snaps.NegativeUsageOct 4, 2026
Running back snap distribution in flux for Week 4 with Jadarian Price on injured reserve; Holani will compete for carries and touches with Velus Jones and Emmanuel Wilson, with the source noting it will be interesting to see how snaps are split among the three.NegativeInjuryOct 4, 2026
George Holani was limited in practice this past week with a rib injury, further constraining the Seahawks' available running back options.PositiveUsageOct 4, 2026
With rookie running back Jadarian Price on injured reserve with a chest injury and Zach Charbonnet not yet ready to return, the source indicates it will be the Emanuel Wilson and George Holani show in the Seahawks backfield, positioning Holani for significant usage in Week 4 against the Chargers.NegativeDepth ChartOct 2, 2026
One of only two running backs on the 53-man active roster alongside Emanuel Wilson with Jadarian Price ruled out for Week 4, positioning Holani as a primary option in the backfield pending practice squad elevation.NegativeRoleOct 2, 2026
Holani is part of the Seahawks' running back committee alongside Jadarian Price and Emanuel Wilson, used to set up the passing game. The committee approach is designed to distribute carries and establish the run before attacking through the air.PositiveRoleOct 2, 2026
Running back George Holani is positioned to see heavy usage if Jadarian Price cannot play Sunday against the Chargers; however, Holani was limited in practice for the second straight day with a rib injury, creating uncertainty about his own availability and workload ceiling.NegativeUsageOct 1, 2026
On a critical red-zone play, Darnold leaves the pocket and has Holani open in the end zone for a moment but never sees him. Darnold tries to extend the play and it ultimately ends in a turnover on downs. This represents a missed opportunity in the red zone and a failure to execute on a play where Holani was available.NegativeUsageOct 1, 2026
Holani was open in the end zone on a critical play where Darnold left the pocket, but the quarterback never saw him. Darnold tried to extend the play instead and the possession ended in a turnover on downs. This represents a missed opportunity in a high-leverage situation.NegativeInjuryOct 1, 2026
Running back was limited in practice on Wednesday with a rib injury; unclear whether the injury will linger later into the week.PositiveDepth ChartSep 29, 2026
Undrafted free agent running back outsnapping 2026 first-round pick Jadarian Price, indicating he has earned a more prominent role in the Seahawks backfield despite Price's draft pedigree.NegativeUsageSep 28, 2026
Holani was targeted on a 14-yard double pass play during a critical Seahawks drive in the fourth quarter, demonstrating his involvement in the offense's creative play-calling.NegativeUsageSep 28, 2026
Holani was called upon alongside Emanuel Wilson on a Seahawks drive that 'went nowhere,' indicating limited offensive impact in Week 3.NegativeUsageSep 27, 2026
Holani didn't offer up anything more than Price on the ground, with the Seahawks' running backs combining for just 39 yards on 17 carries. The source notes the run blocking as a whole was abysmal, and the Seahawks are struggling in short-yardage in the low red zone.PositiveUsageSep 27, 2026
Holani was the recipient of a double pass from Jaxon Smith-Njigba on a trick play in the fourth quarter.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Holani carried the ball twice during Seattle's dominant 16-play drive in the fourth quarter: for 5 yards and then for 6 yards plus an inevitable frustration penalty. He shared backfield duties with Emanuel Wilson in the drive that showcased the Seahawks' ground-game dominance.NegativeRoleSep 19, 2026
Holani picked up 3.6 yards per carry on 8 attempts against the Patriots, less efficient than rookie Jadarian Price's 5.2 YPC. However, the source notes Seattle likes what Holani brings on 3rd downs and wants to establish him as a ground threat to avoid tipping off pass plays. Holani also provided elite pass protection reps that enabled successful pass plays for Drew Lock.NegativeRoleSep 18, 2026
George Holani is splitting backfield carries with Jadarian Price and Emmanuel Wilson in the Seahawks offense. The source projects Price to receive at least 15 carries in Week 2, indicating Holani's role will remain limited in a committee approach.NegativeDepth ChartSep 15, 2026
Competing running back who the source squad 'does like quite a bit' and will receive opportunities to shine in the Seahawks offense. Currently behind Jadarian Price on the depth chart (Price is RB1), but positioned as a secondary option for touches in the backfield.NegativeRoleSep 14, 2026
Backup running back can continue to provide pass-protection experience in the backfield while Jadarian Price develops in that area. The source indicates Holani's role is to help Price gradually improve his blocking skills.PositiveUsageSep 11, 2026
Split RB1 duties with Jadarian Price in Week 1, playing 23 snaps with several passing-down reps involving pass protection responsibilities; positioned as the more pass-game-ready back while Price develops.NegativeUsageSep 10, 2026
George Holani had eight carries for 29 yards but outside of his first carry, the drives were dying with his touches. He had three 'successful runs' and none in the second half. Byron Murphy II notes Holani doesn't have that extra burst or strength to barrel over first-team caliber defenders and isn't very fast. At 40 career NFL carries, he still doesn't have an explosive run. When Jadarian Price is more up to a heavier workload and Zach Charbonnet comes back, Holani's touches should be reduced.PositiveProjectionSep 8, 2026
Scored a notable touchdown in Week 2 at Pittsburgh Steelers, described as a 'bizarre dagger touchdown' that contributed to a Seahawks victory.NegativeRoleSep 2, 2026
Listed as RB1 on the depth chart, but the expectation is he'll be sharing carries with Jadarian Price and Emanuel Wilson, creating a committee backfield rather than a workhorse role.NegativeRoleAug 31, 2026
Holani is one of three running backs kept on the 53-man roster during Charbonnet's ACL recovery; he will be part of the early-season rotation alongside Jadarian Price and Emanuel Wilson.PositiveUsageAug 23, 2026
Expected to see increased carries in preseason games (Chiefs Friday and Titans Sunday) due to Jadarian Price being held out and other backfield depth issues. With Price unavailable and Emanuel Wilson injured, Holani will get a busy night of work in both contests.NegativeRoleAug 23, 2026
If Jadarian Price doesn't play against the Titans, George Holani will get the bulk of the snaps at running back, with Velus Jones Jr, as Emanuel Wilson remains out of practice.PositiveRoleAug 22, 2026
George Holani scored a wheel route TD against starting corner Cor'Dale Flott in joint practice; he brings Super Bowl experience as a pass protector and is emerging as a 3rd down back option. Holani and Velus Jones Jr. both produced TD catches out of the backfield, signaling offensive versatility from the running back room.PositiveDepth ChartAug 18, 2026
The source projects George Holani to be retained on the Seahawks roster, grouping him with Elijah Arroyo, Brady Russell, and Rylie Mills as players odds-on to make the final roster despite broader preseason roster churn.PositiveDepth ChartAug 16, 2026
Holani is projected as one of the top three running backs on the 53-man roster, with clear separation between the top three (Price, Wilson, Holani) and the rest of the running back group.PositiveRoleAug 16, 2026
Holani was a rare bright spot on offense despite Seattle having no explosive runs from its running backs. Playing behind a second-string offensive line, Holani led the Seahawks with 42 rushing yards on 12 carries, showcasing his ability to break tackles and hard-nosed running style. This year will be the first time he won't have to compete for a roster spot.NegativeUsageAug 16, 2026
Had a few quality carries in the run game without being explosive; part of a Seahawks ground attack that showed some bright spots but lacked explosiveness overall.NegativeUsageAug 16, 2026
Running back contributed key first downs on the ground during the Seahawks' opening scoring drive in the preseason game against Dallas, demonstrating early offensive involvement.PositiveRoleAug 15, 2026
Running back George Holani rose from relative obscurity to help push the Seahawks toward a Super Bowl championship last season; the source cites him as an example of a backup/young player who made unexpected contributions and suggests the team expects similar contributions this year.NegativeRoleAug 15, 2026
George Holani is expected to have a limited role in the preseason opener, with his roster spot not under threat, as the Seahawks running back room is banged up with multiple players injured or unavailable.NegativeRoleAug 14, 2026
George Holani is expected to see action in the preseason game vs. Cowboys as a backup running back; head coach Mike Macdonald confirmed he 'should get some work tomorrow' while most established starters will not play.NegativeRoleAug 13, 2026
In a contingency scenario where Price is held out, Wilson cannot play, and Jacardia Wright remains hobbled, George Holani is positioned as a primary option in Seattle's backfield rotation for the preseason game against Dallas. The source indicates Holani is important to Seattle's offense and would be among the lead options if the injury cascade occurs.PositiveDepth ChartAug 10, 2026
Holani is projected as a lock to make the Seahawks' 53-man roster at running back alongside Price and Wilson.PositiveRoleAug 9, 2026
Holani had at least one explosive run during the practice session, contributing to the running game's overall explosiveness.PositiveUsageAug 9, 2026
RB receiving increased practice reps during Price's absence; the source notes that with Price out, the bulk of the work at practice has gone to the trio of Emanuel Wilson, George Holani, and Velus Jones Jr., creating opportunity for elevated touches and role visibility.NegativeRoleAug 8, 2026
Holani is being used as an outlet option for Sam Darnold in situational drills with heavy pressure. The source also notes a wrinkle where Holani lines up in the slot in a 21 personal shotgun formation with running backs on either side of Darnold.PositiveRoleAug 6, 2026
Holani is a standout in pass protection among Seattle's running backs, earning the nickname 'Furious George' from Corbin Smith for his aggressive style; he and Zach Charbonnet are the clear pass pro leaders at the position.PositiveRoleAug 4, 2026
The former undrafted free agent George Holani is positioned as a key late-game running back in the Seahawks' plans, indicating the team has specific usage intentions for him in their backfield rotation.NegativeRoleAug 2, 2026
The running back participated in slalom drills during Saturday's practice, demonstrating agility work as part of the Seahawks' running back development.PositiveRoleJul 31, 2026
Third-year Seahawks running back George Holani is expected to feature more in the offense, with one of the primary reasons being his elite pass protection skills. GM John Schneider raved about Holani's pass protection after the Super Bowl, calling it 'elite.' Holani demonstrated his pass protection chops in a blitz pickup drill during the first padded practice, and was also featured in pass pro 1-on-1s against Ernest Jones, showcasing the skill that will earn him increased offensive role.PositiveRoleJul 31, 2026
Third-year running back George Holani is expected to feature more prominently in the Seahawks offense. His elite pass protection is a primary reason for the expanded role; GM John Schneider called his playoff pass protection performance 'elite' after the Super Bowl. Holani demonstrated his pass protection skills in Thursday's blitz pickup drill and 1-on-1 pass pro drills. Quarterback Sam Darnold also highlighted Holani's value as a receiving threat: 'especially with a guy like [Jadarian Price] or George [Holani]. We've got a ton of backs in the backfield this year that can make linebackers and safeties miss.'NegativeRoleJul 28, 2026
George Holani is one of three primary contenders for RB1/RB2 touches in the Seahawks backfield during 2026 training camp, competing alongside Emmanuel Wilson and Jadarian Price; the source frames the battle as uncertain, asking 'who will get the bulk of the load? Who will share the load?' in what is expected to be an RB-by-committee situation.