Jadarian Price: Broncos' Potential Day 2 Draft Pick

With the NFL today, March 17th, Notre Dame running back, Jadarian Price is drawing interest

from the Denver Broncos as a potential pick in the first two rounds of the 2000.

26 NFL draft, this 5 foot 11203 pound back stands out as one of the top runners in his class.

NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah ranks him as the number two running back and 40th overall

prospect. Price spent three seasons at Notre Dame, sharing carries behind likely top five pick,

Jeremiah Love. Still, he posted solid numbers with 280 carries for 1,692 yards at six yards per

carry and 15. Rushing touchdowns, he also caught 15 passes for 162 yards and three scores,

plus 41 kick returns including three touchdowns. Analysts praise his elite vision, contact balance,

and physical style between the tackles. Price runs low to the ground, burst through holes,

and shows reliable hands and pass protection. Some concerns include a few fumbles near the goal line,

average top end speed, and limited work as the lead back. Meanwhile, the Broncos resigned veteran

JK Dobbins to a two year deal, but his injury history leaves room for depth. Second year back

RJ Harvey returns after a strong touchdown season, yet insurance makes sense to manage carries

and protect for the playoffs. Price could fit as a complimentary runner, third down blocker,

and kick returner, raising the Broncos backfield floor. Experts see him as a day two pick,

possibly off the board by Denver's second round turn, so they might grab him at 30th overall

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