Rawls, who suffered a season-ending broken ankle in Week 14 last season, is expected to be ready for training camp, the Seattle Times reports.
Coach Pete Carroll said Thursday that Rawls is in good shape and should be ready to go for the season. With Marshawn Lynch retired, Rawls will be the starting running back. "We love the style, he's a great kid," Carroll said. "I can't imagine that he's not going to be right in the middle of it. I don't know who else is going to be added to the team, but he's coming in as the guy that we're looking to him to give the ball to, and he's recovering really well."