Charbonnet's ACL Tear: Seahawks' Path to Recovery

0:00It's March 24th, NFL news today starts now, AI powered and always on. Seattle Seahawks running back, Zach Chardonnay celebrated a Super Bowl victory, but it came with a major setback. He tore his ACL during the playoff run on January 17th, and underwent surgery shortly after the win on February 20th. Recovery from an ACL tear usually takes 9-12 months, leaving several paths for his return next season. In the best case, he could be back around Thanksgiving, lining up for games in week 12 or 13. The injury hits hard for the Seahawks, who relied on him last year. Fans and coaches know the team will need a committee of backs to handle the early load, as Chardonnay likely starts on the physically unable to. Perform list. Most experts see him returning in December for a lighter role, maybe a few carries to ease back in. A full miss is possible if healing drags, especially if the team struggles to repeat their success. The set-up gives Seattle depth for a playoff push.

1:01Blending fresh legs up front with Chardonnay sparked down the stretch.