Rawls (fibula) practiced in full Wednesday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.
The Seahawks' coaching staff will be evaluating Rawls with a watchful eye this week, but a return is nonetheless expected of the second-year running back Sunday against the Eagles. If the preceding comes to fruition, his workload is perhaps the biggest question mark surrounding the offense in Week 11. When asked if he'll start, head coach Pete Carroll told Sheil Kapadia of ESPN.com, "We've got to get him back first. Let's get him back, get him going, make sure he's ready to roll and all that, and we'll figure that out. If he makes it through the week, he's going to play considerably because he's in great shape and he's ready to do that. But we're not going to overplay him or try to take it too far too soon." His upcoming workload appears to wide-ranging, but after C.J. Prosise torched the Patriots for 153 yards from scrimmage Sunday and Christine Michael was placed on waivers this week, Rawls may be held to a handful of reps, assuming he's active for the first time since Week 2.