Jadarian Price: Seahawks' Draft Target at RB

On March 19th, the Seattle Seahawks head into April's draft with just 4 picks, and they need

help by running back more than anywhere else.

Notre Dame standout, Jadarian Price has emerged as a strong option, praising the team's balanced

offense as a perfect spot for his skills.

Price recently shared his thoughts on a podcast, highlighting how Seattle's even split between

runs and passes creates real chances for Bax Lake, him.

With Kenneth Walker now signed to the Kansas City Chiefs, the Seahawks lost their speedy

lead back, opening the door for someone explosive like Price, fans and analysts see Price's

college record as a great match.

Even as a backup at Notre Dame, he earned third team All-America honors, averaging six yards

per carry over three seasons with 21 touchdowns.

That said, Zach Charbonne expected to step up, tore his ACL in the playoffs, and might

miss the season's start.

A new offensive coordinator, Brian Flurry, takes over play-calling for the first time, and

General Manager John Schneider could prioritize an edge, Russia at pick 32 instead.

Price stands ready to contribute right away, and with the depth chart thin, he could fill

a key gap as the Seahawks build for next season.