Michael had 10 carries for 36 yards in Sunday's victory over the Seahawks.
Michael did not have a huge day against his former team, but he still led the Packers in carries and was more effective than he was the week before, when he ran for just 19 yards on nine carries. While Michael's 10 carries were one more than Ty Montgomery received and eight more than James Starks totaled, he did play just 17 snaps to Montgomery's 30, according to Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com, so he should not necessarily be viewed as the Packers' primary running back. However, his usage and snap count the last couple weeks put him comfortably ahead of Starks on the depth chart, and leaves him and Montgomery to share the bulk of the running back duties for the Packers in some fashion moving forward.