Rawls is "probably pretty banged up" after his first game Sunday since Week 2, coach Pete Carroll said at his Monday press conference.
Rawls took on a far great burden than expected Sunday against the Eagles, picking up 40 of the Seahawks' 67 offensive snaps after C.J. Prosise left with a broken scapula. With Prosise likely out the rest of the regular season, Rawls will be the lead back and third-down back, too. Sunday's third-stringer, Troymaine Pope, also suffered an injury, leaving only Alex Collins, who was inactive Sunday, as a backup. Collins will be used to spell Rawls, but won't take significant touches from him. Rawls' injuries sounds more like soreness than anything specific. "He threw his body around," Carroll said. "He was like in a train wreck. But he'll be taken care of this week."