September 20, 2024
Seattle Seahawks running back
Kenny McIntosh was a non-factor behind
Zach Charbonnet in Week 2. While the Seahawks use Charbonnet behind
Kenneth Walker III (oblique) when Walker is healthy, Week 2 indicated that Charbonnet will be a true workhorse back when Walker is injured. McIntosh may see a few snaps, but he will not see enough volume to merit a fantasy start.
--Quincy Milton III - RotoBallerSource: RotoBaller
September 13, 2024
Seattle Seahawks running back
Kenny McIntosh is in line to receive carries behind
Zach Charbonnet in Week 2 against the New England Patriots. With
Kenneth Walker III (oblique) unlikely to suit up, McIntosh should serve as the No. 2 back. He is unlikely to have a huge role in this game, but he is worth watching in case Walker is forced to miss extended time. For now, he is off the fantasy radar. However, McIntosh is talented enough to make some noise given the opportunity.
--Quincy Milton III - RotoBallerSource: RotoBaller
August 18, 2024
Seattle Seahawks running back
Kenny McIntosh led the team in carries and rushing yards in Saturday's loss to the Tennessee Titans. The second-year back had eight attempts for 46 yards and caught both of his targets for 17 yards through the air. McIntosh is competing with
George Holani and
Kobe Lewis to be the Seahawks' third-string running back. Last week, Holani scored a touchdown and Lewis led the team with eight carries. Against Tennessee, the two combined for six carries and a gain of two yards. The usage on Saturday indicates McIntosh is ahead on the depth chart for now, though he will still be behind
Kenneth Walker III and Zack Charbonnet when the regular season begins.
--Dan Stephens - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
November 12, 2023
Seattle Seahawks running back
Kenny McIntosh (knee) and
Dee Eskridge (coach's decision) are both inactive for Sunday's game against the Washington Commanders. McIntosh, a rookie, practiced in full on Friday but still entered this weekend listed as questionable. It's unclear whether his absence is related to injury or if he's a healthy scratch. After all, he ranks fourth on the depth chart at running back. On the other hand, we know for sure that Eskridge is a healthy scratch. He played primarily on special teams over the last two weeks but won't be in uniform for Week 10.
--Andersen Pickard - RotoBallerSource: Seattle Seahawks PR
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