“We are leaving this thing wide open,” Carroll said. “There is no reason to call it. Julius has done everything he needs to do to represent. He has done a beautiful job so far. Justin (Forsett) continues to do really well, too. I love the way he is showing out here. Those guys are certainly in the 1-2 spots. Whoever is first – it doesn’t really matter to me right now. I can’t tell and I don’t care. Right now we are just playing football.”

 

Leon Washington will likely be added to the mix when he returns from a knee injury — he’s expected back for training camp — while the Seahawks are also giving Quinton Ganther and Louis Rankin offseason looks. It might not matter all that much who actually starts, but Carroll was convinced enough in his options that LenDale White was released late last month.

 

While the Seahawks have also been rumored to be interested in trading for Bills RB Marshawn Lynch, NFL.com senior columnist Vic Carucci wrote earlier this week the Bills won’t take anything less than a fourth-round pick.