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It's been hard to find 2 games where he got those stats, he got 53 of his 100 week 3 after 58 minutes of uninspiring "rushing".Now he's going to be splitting time with Morris moreso than they did in the past. And in running situations the entire team kinda blows, especially in short yardage situations Plus they know the best weapon on the team throws the ball. I think he has a chance to score if he can make something happen on a rare carry in the red zone. They will definitely try some rushing early on in short yardage situations to set up their real RZ threat, Will "Killer" Heller on the bootleg. Last week he bounced an inside handoff to the outside on first and 2 or 3 for his score last week, but for the most part the best way for a D to stop the Seahawks in short yardage situations is for the Seahawks to hand the ball of to a RB. He'll get his chances if the situation comes up, but his and the teams' success rate is low. He hasn't shown any inclination to bust off any 20+ yard TD runs yet.Your prediction is possible, but I think "at least" is too strong. I really think they'll split carries more with Morris and SA should be looking at 60ish and a 60% chance to score. It's going to be hard to guess what they'll do with the run/pass balance and the RB rotation. Right now Morris is a bigger homer run threat and Weaver is a better short yardage guy. And I think Holmgren's goal is not so much to get back to an O that leans on SA, it's Hass-centric now.
