Penny hasn’t played since breaking his ankle against the New Orleans Saints.
, this ray of sunshine found its way into the FOX 13 postgame show, courtesy of Ian Furness:
One more note from down here at SoFi Stadium: Just a few moments ago, I ran into Rashaad Penny in the hallway. He was walking, kind of bouncing around afterwards with his teammates and Rashaad Penny told me that there is a decent chance that if this team gets to the postseason, he might be able to get back in time to come off that Injured list.
Naturally, we all hope that K9 is fine but, as Ian Furness said after breaking the news of Penny’s potential return:Prior to going on IR after the Seahawks’ Week 5 loss to the, Penny had carried the ball 57 times for 346 yards with 2 touchdowns and 15 first downs. Penny’s initial prognosis from his ankle surgery was a 4-month recovery time so he appears to be ahead of schedule .
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