Don't expect Smith to look like Lamar Jackson on the field, but after this performance, he's eager to run a little more than he has in the past.

“I want to continue doing that. “I want to continue to take advantage of teams letting us play man and not putting a (QB) spy out there,” Smith told reporters Tuesday. “If they don’t maintain their rush lanes and I can go out there and get some extra yards, then I think that helps our offense.”

“It also puts a little more strain on the (defensive) coordinators and their goals. But yeah, my game doesn't revolve around that, but I always have. I tend to pick my spots and when to do it. But if there's a lead, I'll go.

The Seahawks know they need to get their running game going, as Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet combined for a paltry 30 yards against the Giants. But even if or when they get rolling, seeing Smith put something on the floor is always a welcome sight.