Zach Charbonnet of the Seattle Seahawks is dealing with an oblique injury that has sidelined him from practice as the team prepares for Week 16 against the Vikings. This injury comes as fellow running back Kenneth Walker is also dealing with a calf issue, leaving the Seahawks' backfield in a precarious situation. Charbonnet had previously shown strong performance in Week 14, suggesting he could be a key player if healthy.
- Charbonnet's oblique injury raises concerns for the Seahawks' backfield depth.
- With Kenneth Walker also injured, Charbonnet's status will be crucial for Seattle's game plan.
Zach Charbonnet | RB
Injury
Pickup
Week 16
29 carries
193 rush yards
2 rush TDs
- Charbonnet did not practice due to an oblique injury, which could impact his availability for the upcoming game.
- Previously, he had a strong performance with 193 total yards and two rushing touchdowns in Week 14.
Seattle Seahawks
- The Seahawks are facing significant challenges in their backfield with both Charbonnet and Walker injured.
- Kenny McIntosh may be the only healthy running back available if Charbonnet and Walker cannot play.