In the four career games Bernard Scott has received double-digit rushes, he's averaged 4.6 yards per carry. Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden sounds genuinely excited about Scott's starting opportunity Sunday. "After you look at the games over the last six weeks, you end up saying (after each game) you'd like to get Bernard a few more touches. This will be a great chance for him," Gruden said. Scott has a brutal matchup against the Seahawks, but views this as his chance for a coming out party. With a good performance, it's possible he sustains an 8-10 touch role even when Cedric Benson returns in Week 9.