Ian RapoportOct 24, 2026

Rapoport said they expected Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet to suit up and have a significant role in Sunday night's game, despite their recovery from a torn ACL.

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What Ian Rapoport said

Rapoport expects Charbonnet to “play and play a lot” on Sunday night.

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“Ian Rapoport of ESPNFL said on Friday’s Pat McAfee Show that Rapoport expects Charbonnet to “play and play a lot” on Sunday night.”
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