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Running back Zach Charbonnet saw the Seahawks' first carry. Understanding he is on a pitch count in his first game back, but it seemed strange usage for Zach Charbonnet to go four straight drives where he wasn't even on the field. Charbonnet suddenly re-emerged late in the third quarter and rambled off a 13-yard gain.

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Charbonnet limited early on pitch count; re-emerged late with 13-yard gain.

Charbonnet saw the Seahawks' first carry of the game but appeared to be on a pitch count in his first game back. The source notes it seemed strange usage for Charbonnet to go four straight drives where he wasn't even on the field, suggesting there could have been ways to scatter his usage throughout and keep his threat involved in the offensive plans. He suddenly re-emerged late in the third quarter and rambled off a 13-yard gain, the first rushing first-down of the game for Seattle.

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