Hyde is coming off of a 2021 season that saw him in a reduced role behind Jaguars workhorse back James Robinson. In 12 games, including two starts, Hyde produced career lows across the board.
It's not all bad news for Seattle, however, as coach Pete Carroll told reporters on Wednesday that Carlos Hyde should return to the backfield for the first time since he hurt his hamstring in the Oct. 25 matchup.
Carlos Hyde was signed by the Seattle Seahawks as a backup to Chris Carson and the longtime veteran is embracing his role, as he hopes to bolster the team's backfield.