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Carson - 12 games in 2015, 9 in 2016 at Ok St.
NFL - 4 in 2017, 14 in 2018
NFL - 4 in 2017, 14 in 2018
oh god yesBen Albright may be suggesting Penny is included in a Clowney trade: https://twitter.com/allbrightnfl/status/1167806790215458817?s=21
He could also be suggesting Prosise. Let’s see what happens.oh god yes
Notable because maybe this is the game he starts turning this into a legit 1A/1B situation.Rashaad Penny rushed 10 times for 62 yards and one touchdown in the Seahawks' Week 2 win over the Steelers.
He added a three-yard catch on his lone target. Penny handled just six carries in the Week 1 opener but saw more work in this one due to Chris Carson losing his second and third fumbles of the season. Penny, meanwhile, turned one of his totes into an impressive 37-yard touchdown scamper. Perhaps he's closing the gap a bit on Carson, though Carson was still involved on the final drive. Penny needs to be owned in all formats, but isn't yet anything more than an RB3 headed into Week 3 against the Saints.
Rashaad Penny (hamstring) is questionable for the Seahawks' Week 3 matchup against the Saints.
Penny was a late addition to the report after apparently suffering a hamstring injury in practice Friday. His absence would result in a workhorse role for Chris Carson ahead of the Seahawks' home matchup against the Saints. C.J. Prosise could also see more snaps if Penny is ultimately sidelined.
SOURCE: Joe Fann on Twitter.
Sep 20, 2019, 5:05 PM ET
Bummer for Penny, but as a Carson owner I was a little nervous after he put the ball on the ground last week. Redemption coming?Rashaad Penny (hamstring) is questionable for the Seahawks' Week 3 matchup against the Saints.
Penny was a late addition to the report after apparently suffering a hamstring injury in practice Friday. His absence would result in a workhorse role for Chris Carson ahead of the Seahawks' home matchup against the Saints. C.J. Prosise could also see more snaps if Penny is ultimately sidelined.
SOURCE: Joe Fann on Twitter.
Sep 20, 2019, 5:05 PM ET
Opportunity for redemption coming.Bummer for Penny, but as a Carson owner I was a little nervous after he put the ball on the ground last week. Redemption coming?
Redemption for Procise owners?Bummer for Penny, but as a Carson owner I was a little nervous after he put the ball on the ground last week. Redemption coming?Rashaad Penny (hamstring) is questionable for the Seahawks' Week 3 matchup against the Saints.
Penny was a late addition to the report after apparently suffering a hamstring injury in practice Friday. His absence would result in a workhorse role for Chris Carson ahead of the Seahawks' home matchup against the Saints. C.J. Prosise could also see more snaps if Penny is ultimately sidelined.
SOURCE: Joe Fann on Twitter.
Sep 20, 2019, 5:05 PM ET
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Rashaad Penny (hamstring) is not expected to play in Week 3 against the Saints.
Penny was a shocking add to Friday's injury report following a strain in the final 20 minutes of Seattle's walkthrough. His injury isn't considered serious, but it's enough to hold him out Sunday. It's huge news for Chris Carson, who will now undoubtedly get every-down treatment after shakily losing two fumbles over the first two weeks. Consider Carson a strong RB1 at home with C.J. Prosise merely sprinkling in behind him.
SOURCE: Adam Schefter on Twitter
Sep 22, 2019, 1:51 AM ET
Maybe they'll resign Christine Micheal because Penny can't seem to win the job.Carson just fumbled the job away.
I can see Prosise used as he was in the past on some passing packages, but not like he'll be looked at as a runner going forward - guy was 4/5 on the ground. Was much more effective as a pass catcher.PROcisely!
Why are there so many people in the Carson thread saying he's done and like nobody in the Penny thread?Rashaad Penny (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday.
It was reported that Penny's hamstring injury -- one that was somehow picked up during a Seahawks' walk-through practice last week -- was not overly serious, but Penny is questionable for Week 4 with today's "did not participate" tag. With a game against the Cardinals lined up, Chris Carson would be a prime bounce-back candidate if Penny can't suit up after poor game script and a fumble slowed Carson down in Week 3. The practice report on Thursday and Friday will determine Penny's Week 4 availability.
I would guess because there are a lot of people out there relying on Carson for RB2 production so his status and playing time are kinda a big deal. Most Penny owners are just sitting back not expecting much but hoping he gets his chance at some point and is actually good.The Frankman said:Why are there so many people in the Carson thread saying he's done and like nobody in the Penny thread?
YepI would guess because there are a lot of people out there relying on Carson for RB2 production so his status and playing time are kinda a big deal. Most Penny owners are just sitting back not expecting much but hoping he gets his chance at some point and is actually good.
Rashaad Penny (hamstring) returned to Seahawks practice Thursday, getting in a limited session.
Penny might still be on the outside looking in of returning after missing Week 3, but this at least gives him a chance to suit up against the Cardinals. Penny's return would render C.J. Prosise a nonentity in the Seahawks' backfield. It's unclear if it would have an effect on Chris Carson, who is under fire for fumbling. Both coach Pete Carroll and OC Brian Schottenheimer have insisted the team is sticking with Carson as its lead back.
Sep 26, 2019, 7:34 PM ET
Rashaad Penny (hamstring) is questionable for Week 4.
Penny is shaping up as a true game-time decision for Sunday's matchup against the Cardinals. Chris Carson's continued fumble issues landed him on the bench in Week 3, as C.J. Prosise wound up playing on 55% of the offense's snaps. Penny's potential to miss another week, combined with coach Pete Carroll's public endorsement to Carson, could result in Carson working as the offense's lead back for at least another week barring any more ball-security issues. Still, this is an incredibly volatile situation that is anything but set in stone.
SOURCE: John Boyle on Twitter.
Sep 27, 2019, 4:40 PM ET
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Rashaad Penny (questionable, hamstring) has "a good chance" to return this week.
Penny is still a game-time decision, but this gives some hope he could play. Even if he's active, he's likely not going to have much of a role at less than 100 percent. The Seahawks aren't giving up on Chris Carson after his early-season fumbles, but Penny's presence would put some heat on his snaps.
SOURCE: Bob Condotta on Twitter
Sep 27, 2019, 6:10 PM ET
Maybe but also why activate him if he's going to be severely limited?I want to downgrade Carson if he's active, but I can't imagine he will get that much work. I would think they would be careful with his snaps.
That's my take, too. If Carroll truly is OK moving away from Carson, he'll want Penny fully healed to take the load than risk aggravation of the injury in this game. I think if Carroll does take carries away from Carson, it will be to Prosise in this game, and Penny when fully healed.I want to downgrade Carson if he's active, but I can't imagine he will get that much work. I would think they would be careful with his snaps.
Keeps opponents guessing, Carroll is one who isn't exactly transparent even if there is no super-clear reason for subterfuge.Maybe but also why activate him if he's going to be severely limited?
I like Penny but is there anything he brings to the table that would have a defense guessing?That's my take, too. If Carroll truly is OK moving away from Carson, he'll want Penny fully healed to take the load than risk aggravation of the injury in this game. I think if Carroll does take carries away from Carson, it will be to Prosise in this game, and Penny when fully healed.
Keeps opponents guessing, Carroll is one who isn't exactly transparent even if there is no super-clear reason for subterfuge.
FWIW, my guess is Penny is used sparingly, and the team will give the ball to Carson early as his last chance, and move right away (mostly to Prosise) if he's not producing (or worse, fumbles).
It's also my guess that Carson knows this is his last stand, and runs well with the touches he's given, as if his job depends on it. Because it does.
Just my guesses, we'll see.
watch his college tape.I like Penny but is there anything he brings to the table that would have a defense guessing?
Oh come on, I said I like him. I don’t see anything he does that requires a defense to prepare differently for.watch his college tape.
he can catch better than most rbs. i assume that needs extra planningOh come on, I said I like him. I don’t see anything he does that requires a defense to prepare differently for.
I don’t think he can and he’s not the best pass catching Seattle back as is. I’m pretty sure 99% of what the DC is planning for is for when Wilson isn’t handing the ball off.he can catch better than most rbs. i assume that needs extra planning
Sounds like a GTD - and with it being a late game, tough to gamble.Is he playing tomorrow? And if so are any of your starting him and over who? I have to decide bw him and rojo after the Barkley and guice injuries.
I like Penny but is there anything he brings to the table that would have a defense guessing?
I think @Soulfly3's comment is salient here. You are righ, @Ilov80s, that Penny's performance in the NFL hasn't shown flashes of elite talent. Carson clearly and unquestionably outplayed him thoroughly last year.watch his college tape.
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Rashaad Penny (hamstring) "will be ready to go" for Week 4 against the Rams.
Carroll said the same thing about Penny last week before the second-year pro was scratched. With a quick turnaround against the Rams scheduled for Thursday, Penny's health is a question mark even if he's declared active. Barring his fifth fumble of the season, Chris Carson should be treated as an RB2 who's projected to log 70-plus percent of Seattle's offensive snaps. C.J. Prosise would fall to third on the depth chart.
SOURCE: Bob Condotta on Twitter
Sep 30, 2019, 12:49 PM ET
Week Four? That confused me for a minute.Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Rashaad Penny (hamstring) "will be ready to go" for Week 4 against the Rams
Rashaad Penny (hamstring) was listed as a full participant on the Seahawks' estimated practice report Monday.
The Seahawks didn't actually practice Monday, but they're required to submit an estimated practice report anyway. Penny's status as a full participant is great news for his chances at suiting up Thursday night against the Rams. His return to action could further shorten Chris Carson's leash, although Carson did manage to rack up 145 total yards on 26 touches without a fumble on Sunday. Both RBs are set up well against a Rams defense that struggled to limit Ronald Jones for most of Week 4.
SOURCE: Bob Condotta on Twitter.
Sep 30, 2019, 4:27 PM ET
Rashaad Penny (hamstring) was removed from Seattle's injury report in Week 5 against the Rams.
Penny's missed Seattle's past two games with a hamstring injury but appears to be a full-go heading into Thursday. With Chris Carson's fumbling issue (hopefully) a thing of the past, Penny isn't expected to be sprinkled in heavily. The second-year runner was in on 29.8 percent of Seattle's offensive snaps prior to injury. C.J. Prosise will return to the bench in this divisional bout.
SOURCE: Joe Fann on Twitter
Oct 2, 2019, 4:04 PM ET
Rashaad Penny rushed six times for 18 yards in the Seahawks' Week 5 win over the Rams, adding two receptions for 31 additional yards.
Returning from a one-week layoff with a hamstring injury, Penny was a pure change-of-pace back to Chris Carson, who has gone on a heater since his fumbling nearly got him benched. With Carson breaking an otherworldly amount of tackles right now, Penny is going to have a hard time carving out FLEX value, even in the Seahawks' fully-established run offense.