Charbonnet and Price Are Both Available Sunday. Seattle's Backfield Hasn't Looked Like This All Year.

Zach Charbonnet is off the injury report and set to make his season debut in Week 8 against Chicago. Jadarian Price is cleared as well. For the first time since training camp, Seattle has its full complement of backs available on the same game day.

Emanuel Wilson has been the workhorse through seven games — 403 rushing yards and three touchdowns, plus a receiving contribution out of the backfield. George Holani has chipped in as a receiver and short-yardage option. Jadarian Price has shown flashes in three games. But Charbonnet is the depth-chart one at the position, and he hasn't played a snap yet this season. That changes Sunday.

The timing is reasonable. Quenton Nelson arrives to anchor the guard spot, the run game has already been the offense's most reliable element, and Chicago will be without their own starting back. Seattle is half a game out of the last wild card spot with ten to play. The backfield being whole doesn't guarantee anything, but it gives the coaching staff options they haven't had since July.