Kenny McIntosh has secured the No. 3 running back position on the Seattle Seahawks' roster after a standout preseason, highlighted by a 56-yard touchdown run against the Cleveland Browns in a 37-33 victory. McIntosh, a seventh-round pick from Georgia, finished the preseason with 142 rushing yards on 17 carries, averaging 8.4 yards per attempt and showcasing his dual-threat capabilities with five receptions for 27 yards. Coach Mike Macdonald praised McIntosh for his hard work and ability to make impactful plays, indicating confidence in his role moving forward. Despite competition from George Holani, who also impressed during the preseason, McIntosh's explosive performance gives him a strong chance to contribute as a depth option behind starters Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet. The Seahawks' coaching staff is optimistic about McIntosh's ability to make significant contributions in both the running and passing games. As roster cuts approach, McIntosh's preseason success has positioned him favorably for the regular season.