George Holani is buried on Seattle's depth chart, totaling just 73 rushing yards on 22 carries across 10 games in 2025. There is no clear path to fantasy-relevant touches in 2026 without an injury to the backs ahead of him.
| Metric | Projection |
|---|---|
| Games | 10 |
| Carries | 20 |
| Rushing yards | 65 |
| Rushing TDs | 1 |
| Receptions | 2 |
| Positional rank (PPR) | RB68–RB78 |
Projections are gamedai editorial estimates for the 2026 season, PPR scoring, and will move with news, injuries, and role changes.
Holani played in 10 games for Seattle in 2025 but barely factored into the offense, carrying the ball 22 times for 73 rushing yards and adding two catches for 15 yards. His snap share of 15.3 percent puts him well behind at least two, and likely three, other backs on the depth chart. The workload was inconsistent week to week rather than a steady, if small, role, which is typical for a back who is active mostly for special teams value and emergency depth. Nothing in the tape or the target share (0.4 percent) suggests a pass-catching niche that could grow into more.
Without an injury to at least two backs ahead of him, there is no realistic path to fantasy-relevant volume for Holani in 2026. The 2025 sample is too thin and too inefficient to project meaningful growth, and Seattle has not shown any indication of wanting to expand his role. He belongs on the waiver wire in every standard format, worth tracking only if the backfield ahead of him gets hit by injuries during the season. Any 2026 projection here is a floor scenario, not a bet on a role change.
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He is a deep backup with a 15.3 percent snap share in 2025, behind multiple other backs. His usage was inconsistent week to week and centered on emergency depth and special teams rather than a set offensive role.
Only in the deepest leagues or as a free add if the backs ahead of him get hurt. His 2025 usage (22 carries in 10 games) does not point to a clear next-man-up role on its own.
Across 10 games he carried the ball 22 times for 73 yards and one touchdown, adding two catches for 15 yards, on a 15.3 percent snap share.
No, not in standard formats. There is no clear path to meaningful touches without injuries ahead of him on the depth chart, and the 2025 production does not support a starting role projection.