“The game is cold but it’s fair.”
By the end of the season, Thomas Rawls will lead the Seattle Seahawks in rushing and Aaron Rodgers will lead the Green Bay Packers in the same category—rushing yards. For Rawls, that’s pretty remarkable, considering he had 25 total yards after week 2 and didn’t play again until week 11. For Rodgers it’s just sad.
Rawls is now about 240 yards behind the number Christine Michael, Sr., who is on the Packers, contributed to the Seahawks through nine games. He’s not strictly on pace, averaging a little less than 50 yards a game with four to play, but he definitely has the acceleration.