Pete Carroll thinks that Rashaad Penny has reached a milestone, but the rotation of the Seahawks at the RB will only grow

The key, he said, is the most obvious: find the way to achieve one or both of the missing games in all these defeats. Carroll said that he thought the Seahawks always had that in them.

"I feel nothing but the positive side of what we can do and what we can do," he told his Monday meeting with the media. "It is just unfortunate that we did not start the right game at the right time in the end. They were one or two games to finish the match, where we can come back and score points or stop them once more. . It's frustrating, but it's also very encouraging that we're so clearly in tune with the style we're trying to play with, so we just need to turn those into wins. "

Here are four other things to remember from what Carroll said on Monday:

CHRIS CARSON, D.J. FLUKER SHOULD BE BACK; K.J. WRIGHT & # 39; S UNCERTAIN RETURN

Carroll seemed to indicate that the only question about health this week is whether veteran KJ Wright will be able to play (Wright and cornerback Neiko Thorpe, struggling with a problem at the time). groin who has been holding him for three weeks, were the only ones who could not exercise on Monday on the official report of the team's injuries, which was approximate, who could have trained as the team only had a virtual visit). Carroll said he could not say if Wright would play against Green Bay – he has played in the last three games after missing the first six games after a knee surgery.

"K J. Carroll said: "We could not finish the match and we will let you know in the next few days."

Carroll refused to say what Seattle would do to fill the linebacker position if Wright could not play (options include Austin Calitro and Shaquem Griffin, or the use of Barkevious Mingo, as he has sometimes done in recent weeks) .

But the good news is that back Chis Carson and right guard D.J. Fluker, who took part in the Rams, should be back, said Carroll.

"Chris will be healthy this week and he will be happy to come back too," Carroll said.

As for Fluker? "The projection is that D.J. will play in this game," said Carroll. "We did not know if he would be able to get through this last game in the hopes of making a full performance this week, so we're counting on him. He should be on the ground and working with us today, etc.

And Carroll also reiterated that safety, Bradley McDougald, who had a painful knee in recent weeks, will be off to a good start.

"He had a very good performance in the match and physically, he came out a lot better than he has been in the last few weeks, so we're very encouraged by the fact that he's going to be OK for this week." Carroll said. "He might have taken a turn in his rehab."

J.D. MCKISSIC WILL WAIT FOR ANOTHER WEEK BEFORE RETURNING

J.D. McKissic, absent from his pre-season practice, is eligible for removal from the list of injured reservists since last week.

But Carroll said McKissic would not come back this week and would at least wait for the match against Carolina on November 25th.

"It's getting closer," Carroll said. "We think we'll use this long week here to bring us to the next outing. We will be ready to accompany it. "

At that point, the Seahawks will have to make a decision as to whether to keep five half-defenders on their roster of 53 men. Otherwise, it could mean that Seattle will have to decide what to do with CJ Prosise, a third-round pick in 2016 that only has one report this season, losing 3 yards against the Rams Sunday.

RETURN BY A GROWING COMMITTEE

Speaking of the guard position, rookie Rashaad Penny's performance – 108 yards in 12 runs – certainly earned him more playing time.

But Carson is back now and Mike Davis has done nothing to show he does not deserve to continue to be carried.

So, how will all this happen? Carroll said, basically, wait and see.

"When everyone is healthy, not everyone will have a lot of ball," Carroll said. "That's the way it's going, so we'll understand. You will see how it goes. It's a good group, it's a good problem. This is not a big problem for the halves, but it's good for us and we will try to make the most of it. "

PENNY COIN ROTATING

As for Penny, Carroll said his performance finally showed what the team thought they could do from the beginning. Penny had just 146 yards on 42 runs in the first eight games with a long 15-under-15 pass before snatching the 38 and 18 points in the first two times he had the ball Sunday on his way to the opening game. 100 yards from his career.

"He was explosive, read very well the line of scrimmage on four or five different points, saw things very clearly, showed good speed at the edge (and) a good shine, scored easily and we did not see a lot, "Carroll said. "It was really nice. It was just great to watch him play football and contribute. He's the guy we watched and saw at the camp and all that, and he did not look pretty good until now, but he was ready to do it. He worked hard and we pushed him and it was great to see him arrive. "

Carroll said that Penny was in good health after suffering a finger injury before the session, feeling comfortable in the offense and reacting to what he said was a hard workout in the process.

"Just to keep pushing in all areas, to tax in all areas," Carroll said of his message to Penny in recent weeks. "Ball (football) has become very easy in his career since he has shown (in course) a senior year as fantastic as all that. He just needed to keep working and that meant his way of practicing and profiting from each rep, watching how he ate and how he cared for him and how he worked during the off-season and off-season. Quite simply. Just help it grow. He has an excellent attitude about it, he has been great to work with and all that, but we just show him the way and he has benefited from it. "