It’s time for the Seattle Seahawks to involve their running backs in the passing game.

No, no not like this:

If Klint Kubiak doesn’t run a trick play the rest of the season I’ll write him a thank you card.

I’m talking about a 100-yard game from Kenneth Walker. Just the third on the season, and for the first time he passed 100 yards in back-to-back games.

Neither of them came from rushing alone.

In addition to 71 yards on 11 carries, good for his second-best average of the season, Kenneth Walker had three receptions for 30 yards against the Tennessee Titans in Week 12.

Let’s talk about why that matters.

Walker’s had a weird season. The weirdest part by far is how the team has used him, not how he plays.

We’ve already established there’s more than whispers that the coaching staff has

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