
Unable to establish a running game with a committee approach, the Seahawks apparently want to give Lacy a shot in a featured role, though his current mark of 2.6 yards per carry is an obvious invitation for skepticism. The Seahawks did improve their offensive line by acquiring LT Duane Brown at the trade deadline, and a matchup with the injury-riddled Redskins could lead to a run-heavy approach in the second half even if Lacy gets off to a slow start. The Seahawks still figure to use C.J. Prosise (ankle) or J.D. McKissic on passing downs, but it sounds as if Lacy could take on most of Thomas Rawls' usual share of the rushing workload.

























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