Rashaad Penny didn't get to play for USC, but he's a major player for Pete Carroll now
RENTON, Wash. - Seattle's running game once moved the earth - ask any local seismologist - but now the Seahawks just want to do a better job of moving the sticks.
The franchise is in a rebuilding cycle, and a big part of that is re-establishing the running game that has been on hiatus for a couple of years.
In the past two years, the Seahawks were 23rd and 25th in rushing, a shadow of the team that in the four years prior was ranked third, fourth, first and third.
