Travis Homer Fantasy

Seattle Seahawks running back Travis Homer didn't really get many opportunities to carry the ball on Sunday, but he made a couple huge catches. Homer only carried the ball three times even though he was able to rack up 13 yards, but he played a more critical role by snagging a couple balls out of the backfield. In a game where first downs were sometimes difficult to come by, Homer was able to move the chains on both of his catches, including a late one that featured some fancy footwork along the sideline. Homer's performance wasn't anything legendary, but for a sixth-round rookie who just got the job three weeks ago, it was quite the showing. He could find himself playing a bigger role in Seattle's future next season.

Jan. 12th • 11:28 PM

Seattle Seahawks running back Travis Homer struggled in last week's game against the Eagles, but he's probably going to be a critical weapon in Seattle's game against Green Bay this Sunday. While Homer only gained 12 yards on 11 carries against Philly, the Packers have been one of the most susceptible teams in the league to the run. Running backs have roasted the Packers this year, and with freezing temperatures expected during the game, expect Seattle to try to run the ball a lot. Homer will split carries with Marshawn Lynch, but so far, he's been given the edge. If Homer can find the seams in the defense, he could be Seattle's key to victory.

Jan. 10th • 1:06 PM

Seattle Seahawks running back Travis Homer gave everyone some excitement last week when it looked like he might be able to handle the primary role in the backfield for the Seahawks, but Sunday's game will make everyone think twice. Homer was held to just 12 rushing yards on 11 attempts, fumbled (and recovered it), and caught just one pass for five yards. Seattle's run game basically disappeared outside of Russell Wilson's scrambles, and it looks like Homer's opportunity may be over as quickly as it arrived. While Marshawn Lynch wasn't spectacular either, he was more effective than Homer and may see a bump in workload because of that.

Jan. 6th • 2:19 AM