Seahawks Activate Key Offensive Target Ahead of Matchup vs Chiefs
The running back has been out since January's NFC divisional round when he tore his ACL.
The Seattle Seahawks recently activated running back Zach Charbonnet from the physically unable to perform list, enabling him to potentially play in their upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Charbonnet underwent ACL surgery eight months ago and is scheduled to have 21 days to practice before the game. Coach Mike Macdonald expressed admiration for Charbonnet's recovery, calling him a "beast" and praising his determination.
The Seahawks' run game has been struggling since the loss of Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III to the Chiefs. Walker, who will face the Chiefs in Sunday's game, will return to action. Last season, Charbonnet averaged 730 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns on 184 carries, while Emanuel Wilson leads the team with 303 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 87 carries this season.
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