Seahawks running back Thomas Rawls rushed 23 times for a career-high 169 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Bengals.
Rawls' day was highlighted by a rumbling 69-yard touchdown when he broke numerous tackles before hitting pay dirt. Despite his excellent play during regulation, Rawls was not used on the Seahawks' first drive of overtime, ceding the snaps to Fred Jackson, who was playing through a high-ankle sprain. With Marshawn Lynch's return date from a hamstring injury still up in the air, Rawls could get another start in Week 6 against the Panthers.