Ellington rushed five times for 61 yards, including a 48-yard touchdown dash, and gathered in three catches (on four targets) for 27 yards during Sunday's win at Seattle.
Ellington has taken his demotion to second-string back in stride, reeling off two lengthy touchdown runs among 17 carries since his return to action in Week 5. During that five-game stretch, he's totaled 152 rushing yards, which is good for an unconscionable 8.9 YPC. Furthermore, his pass-catching chops have been evident over the last five outings, with eight receptions for 102 yards on 11 targets. With the breakdown of snaps Sunday -- Ellington received 35 of 89, while Chris Johnson handled 49, according to Mike Jurecki of FOX Sports 910 Phoenix -- there is plenty of work for both backs, given game flow from week to week. Still, Johnson racked up at least 20 carries (25, to be exact) for the fourth time in nine games this season, signaling that he remains the bell-cow back in Arizona.