Can Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet save the rushing attack?

The Seattle Seahawks' rushing attack was a significant weakness that contributed to their Week 3 loss to the Washington Commanders. The team surrendered 82 rushing yards compared to Washington's 44, falling short of their average totals under head coach Mike Macdonald. Rookie Jadarian Price, drafted 32nd overall, has shown inconsistency, losing fumbles in back-to-back games and was subsequently benched for a few quarters following a fumble against the Commanders.

With doubts surrounding Price's ability, the team's rushing woes have raised questions about whether veteran Zach Charbonnet could step in and lead the charge. Charbonnet, recovering from a torn ACL injury, is currently on the PUP list but is anticipated to return to practice soon. Once activated, he has a 21-day window to prove his worth to the coaching staff and fans.

As the most experienced and proven back on the roster, Charbonnet is a more dependable option than the duo of George Holani and Emanuel Wilson. If Price's ball-holding continues to falter, Charbonnet could become the team's primary rushing threat, potentially elevating his status to RB1.