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The Seattle Seahawks visit the Tennessee Titans in Week 12 of the NFL season. So, the question is: will running back Kenneth Walker III play? The Seattle Seahawks need to know if running back Kenneth Walker III will play as they visit the Tennessee Titans. It’s important as he is a big-time playmaker for the team and this is a game where the script might command a highly-used running game. Walker popped up as questionable on the injury report due to a glute issue but Adam Schefter of ESPN has reported that Walker is active for today’s game. He is part of the running back committee that the Seahawks use. Walker has played 10 games this season. He has 606 rushing yards and four touchdowns this season. Walker has never played a full season in the NFL due to injuries, but at least for now, he will keep playing. Who’s the other part of the committee? Running back Zach Charbonnet serves as the second back of the team. He has more than 100 attempts this year and he has 105 yards with six touchdowns. Meaning, while Walker averages 4.5 yards per attempt and Charbonnet just 3.3, Charbonnet is used mainly as the red zone back. Zach Charbonnet #26 of the Seattle Seahawks Charbonnet is less explosive than Walker, so the Seahawks need Walker to help them carry the ball accross the field. Then Charbonnet appears and puts the final touches once inside the opposing 20 yards. Tennessee is bad against the run The Titans are 1-9 this season. Also, they are not good defensively, especially against the run. Tennessee is the seventh-worst rushing defense in the NFL, allowing 134.7 yards per game. The Titans also have the third-worst scoring defense in the NFL, the Seahawks shouldn’t take long to score on them. Seattle is the third-best scoring offense in the NFL. In fact, this game is very inclined in favor of Seattle.

Head coach Mike Tomlin has confirmed whether Aaron Rodgers or Mason Rudolph will be the Pittsburgh Steelers' starting quarterback against the Chicago Bears today. Mike Tomlin has ruled out Aaron Rodgers, confirming that Mason Rudolph will be the Pittsburgh Steelers‘ starting quarterback against the Chicago Bears today in Week 12 of the 2025 NFL season. Tomlin confirmed the decision to Evan Washburn of CBS Sports as the Steelers waited until the last second to see whether Rodgers was cleared to play. But in the end, it’s Rudolph leading the Steelers’ offense in Chicago this time. “He fought his tail off all week. That’s the prudent play to make for us as a collective. We’ll let Mason start. He’s absorbed most of the reps this week,” Tomlin explained during his pregame conversation with Washburn. Why is Rodgers not playing in Chicago today? Rodgers is missing today’s game in Chicago after suffering an injury in his left wrist last time out, during the Steelers‘ 34-12 win over division rivals Cincinnati Bengals in Pittsburgh. Aaron Rodgers of Pittsburgh Steelers at Croke Park. The 4x NFL MVP sustained a small fracture, and even though it was in his non-throwing hand, it forced him to miss practices in the week leading to the Bears game. Therefore, Tomlin ultimately opted to let Rodgers heal and play Rudolph instead. What’s Mason Rudolph’s record as a starting QB? In 18 NFL starts, Rudolph has a 9-8-1 record. Most of them came with the Steelers, having led Tomlin’s offense for 13 games with an 8-4-1 record. Rudolph also had a brief experience as starting quarterback for the Tennesee Titans in 2024, going 1-4.