SEA RBs - Walker v Charbonnet

[Cameron Giles]

Presented with no context, commentary, nor agenda:
(I'll leave that to FF)

Seahawks RBs over the past two games:

Kenneth Walker: 87 yards from scrimmage on 17 rush attempts, 4 targets (15.1 weighted opportunities)

Zach Charbonnet: 77 yards from scrimmage on 9 rush attempts, 3 targets (11.4 weighted opportunities)

*Charbs has 3 of 4 red zone carries*

https://twitter.com/QBLRyan/status/1721292126179471619

If you care about PFF, this is how they've been graded for the season (before the past game):

Rushing Grade / Receiving Grade / Pass Block Grade / YAC (Contact)
Walker: 75.7 / 64.9 / 53.0 / 1.4
Charbs: 78.7 / 57.4 / 87.2 / 2.5

My only takeaway is that Charbonnet would probably be a pretty solid starter right now for a team if Pete Carroll didn't Pete Carroll.

[Bronco Billy]

Presented with no context, commentary, nor agenda:
(I'll leave that to FF)

Seahawks RBs over the past two games:

Kenneth Walker: 87 yards from scrimmage on 17 rush attempts, 4 targets (15.1 weighted opportunities)

Zach Charbonnet: 77 yards from scrimmage on 9 rush attempts, 3 targets (11.4 weighted opportunities)

*Charbs has 3 of 4 red zone carries*

https://twitter.com/QBLRyan/status/1721292126179471619

If you care about PFF, this is how they've been graded for the season (before the past game):

Rushing Grade / Receiving Grade / Pass Block Grade / YAC (Contact)
Walker: 75.7 / 64.9 / 53.0 / 1.4
Charbs: 78.7 / 57.4 / 87.2 / 2.5

My only takeaway is that Charbonnet would probably be a pretty solid starter right now for a team if Pete Carroll didn't Pete Carroll.

[Channeling FF]Yeah, but Walker would have housed every one of Charb’s carries[/Channeling]

[Sriracha]

Presented with no context, commentary, nor agenda:
(I'll leave that to FF)

Seahawks RBs over the past two games:

Kenneth Walker: 87 yards from scrimmage on 17 rush attempts, 4 targets (15.1 weighted opportunities)

Zach Charbonnet: 77 yards from scrimmage on 9 rush attempts, 3 targets (11.4 weighted opportunities)

*Charbs has 3 of 4 red zone carries*

https://twitter.com/QBLRyan/status/1721292126179471619

If you care about PFF, this is how they've been graded for the season (before the past game):

Rushing Grade / Receiving Grade / Pass Block Grade / YAC (Contact)
Walker: 75.7 / 64.9 / 53.0 / 1.4
Charbs: 78.7 / 57.4 / 87.2 / 2.5

My only takeaway is that Charbonnet would probably be a pretty solid starter right now for a team if Pete Carroll didn't Pete Carroll.

[Channeling FF]Yeah, but Walker would have housed every one of Charb’s carries[/Channeling]

No draft selection caused me more pain this off-season than SEA taking Charbs in the 2nd round.

[mild]

Hey everybody, check out THIS oddly specific stat in particular!!


Short-yardage rushing success rate leaders:
(3 or fewer yards to first-down, minimum 15 attempts)

88% — Kareem Hunt (Jerome Ford ranks dead last, with a 27% rate)
82% — Christian McCaffrey
80% — Brian Robinson
79% — Kenneth Walker
78% — Ezekiel Elliott
75% — Isiah Pacheco

"Personal Foul - Unnecessary Roughness, Roughing the End of Season Waiver Wire Hero"

"Penalty of minus 15 sh-tposts to your overall post tally, to be enforced after kickoff"

[FantasyFreak]

My only takeaway is that Charbonnet would probably be a pretty solid starter right now for a team if Pete Carroll didn't Pete Carroll.

For sure. I was really hoping Cincy took him. Would have been a great fit.

[Anteaters]

My only takeaway is that Charbonnet would probably be a pretty solid starter right now for a team if Pete Carroll didn't Pete Carroll.

We're all about to get our chance to see what Charbs does with his chance. Hopefully, he doesn't waste his shot.

[mild]

We're all about to get our chance to see what Charbs does with his chance. Hopefully, he doesn't waste his shot.

We wish this soldier the absolute best of luck.



And God speed.