RESOLVING THE LEDGER
RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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When the Seattle Seahawks lost their Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III in free agency, they immediately drafted his replacement with the No. 32 overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft. Notre Dame standout Jadarian Price became only the fourth running back drafted by the Seahawks in the first round, but he more than made his case during training camp he was worthy of such a lofty selection. According to ESPN's Brady Henderson, Price has looked " as good as advertised - and in some ways better. "
It's exactly why, also according to Henderson, the Seahawks are giving their top rookie the reigns to begin the season. Henderson is reporting that Price is set to lead Seattle's backfield, with a presumed " heavy dose " of George Holani, who has worked his way into the primary backup running back role.
Price did not play a single snap during the 2026 preseason. Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald cited a " lack of bodies " at the running back position being the reason why Seattle held their first round pick out of the August exhibition games. The Seahawks prioritized health over snaps for Price, and we'll soon enough if this particular strategy ends up working out for them.
Seattle will host their Super Bowl LX opponent, the New England Patriots, in Week 1 to begin their title defense campaign. It is now apparently the true NFL debut for Jadarian Price. His predecessor, the aforementioned Kenneth Walker, gouged New England's defense to the tune of 135 yards on 27 attempts. Price has some large shoes to fill right off the bat.
This article originally appeared on Seahawks Wire: Seahawks plan to let rookie RB Jadarian Price lead their backfield
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