Rawls, who is bouncing back from a season-ending broken ankle that he suffered in Week 14 last season, maintains that he plans to "be ready for (training) camp."
"I'm just taking it day by day," Rawls noted with regard to his recovery from his ankle injury. "I'm getting better. I'm walking on my own, I'm doing a lot of good things, and my recovery is coming very quickly, so I'm looking forward to being out there very soon." Rawls, who ended up rushing for 830 yards and four touchdowns on 147 carries during his rookie season in 2015, appears poised to take over the Seahawks' starting tailback job from Marshawn Lynch, who announced his retirement as a player this offseason. Joining Rawls in the team's backfield mix at this time are Christine Michael and Cameron Marshall, but the team is sure to add some depth on that front, presumably no later than the upcoming NFL draft.