There will be plenty of things to look for when the Seahawks begin training camp, but one position group takes center stage.
The Seattle Seahawks will enter training camp with a largely settled roster and few questions hanging over it.
Mike Macdonald will mastermind the defense again, and while there is a new offensive voice in Brian Fleury, right now, there isn't too much to be bothered by if you are a Seattle fan.
But one thing that might make fans a little uneasy is the state of the running back room.
Jadarian Price is seen as the lead back right now, although George Holani got a lot of first-team reps during minicamp. With him are Kenny McIntosh, Emanuel Wilson and the injured Zach Charbonnet.
So there are a lot of unknowns about that group, plus how they will fit and be utilized in Fleury's system, but we should get some answers when training camp begins.
And for CBS Sports' Zachary Pereles, the running back room as a whole is a big watch this offseason.
"With Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III off to Kansas City in free agency and Zach Charbonnet recovering from a torn ACL, the Seahawks will look to fill a major hole," Pereles wrote.
"First-round pick Jadarian Price should contribute immediately, but he was never a full-time player at Notre Dame, where he was teammates with Jeremiyah Love. George Holani, Emanuel Wilson and Kenny McIntosh will all vie for roles, too."
The group is made up of a rookie (Price) and a couple of career backups, so that likely won't instill too much confidence, at least right now, that the Seahawks will have a viable run game in 2026.
But as we know, training camp reveals a lot, and all of the questions and doubts in the room and its ability to help Sam Darnold could all be answered.
Price could look like the starter he was drafted to be, and Holani, Wilson, and McIntosh could be seen as viable change-up options for Fleury.
After Kenneth Walker led things last season, someone else is going to have to take that mantle now. If Charbonnet were healthy, it would likely be him, but given he's set to miss a big chunk of the season, someone else has to step up.
And training camp has the potential to reveal who that will be.
