Charbonnet Returns in Seahawks Rotation as Loveland Posts 7 Catches in Bears Win
Updated
Updated · Pro Football Focus · Nov 3
Charbonnet Returns in Seahawks Rotation as Loveland Posts 7 Catches in Bears Win
3 articles · Updated · Pro Football Focus · Nov 3
Summary
Zach Charbonnet returned from the PUP list and opened as Seattle’s lead back, but the Seahawks rotated him heavily with Jadarian Price in both players’ first game back.
10 of 13 early snaps went to Charbonnet before Price handled the next two drives, a split that suggests Seattle may use a flexible two-back approach rather than last season’s fixed roles.
7 catches for 65 yards from Colston Loveland highlighted Chicago’s offense after Cole Kmet’s season-ending knee injury, with the rookie tight end staying on the field more often in 11 personnel.
Jeffery Simmons also made his Bears debut after Chicago paid two first-round picks to acquire him, quickly resuming a near-every-down role on the interior defensive line.
Seattle still appears unsettled beyond the headline returns: neither back seized control, the team has been linked to more running-back help, and Leonard Williams exited with a stinger.