Seahawks Draft Jadarian Price, Fortify Running Game

On April 24th, Seahawks headed into the 2026 NFL Draft, missing a key running back after

Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III hit-free.

Agency in Zack Sharbinay deals with a bad knee injury.

General manager John Schneider fixed that hole by snagging Notre Dame's Giderian price,

the number two runner in the class, with their last.

First round pick.

Schneider eyed trading back for extra picks since price might have lasted into the second

round.

Two deals clicked and he wasn't chancing it with.

Their next shot at 64th overall.

Now Seahawks got their lead back locked in, filling a huge need right away.

Fans and analysts buzzing about those defensive losses, this offseason edge rusher, boi

a mafe, corner reek woollen, and safety Kobe Bryant all gone.

That shifts focus to rebuilding the back seven, Seahawks real strength.

Coming up at the end of round two, prime targets like Michigan Edge Derek Moore, with

his six-foot foreframe and quick pressure, Penn State's Donnie.

Dennis Sutton for his power and sneaky agility, Arizona's versatile DB trade-and-stukes

who plays everywhere, and Indiana corner D'Angelo Ponds, a tough, leader from a title

team.

Each fits Mike McDonald's scheme perfect.

Schneider might wheel and deal again if these guys stick around, but stacking that D

looks smart, sets the Seahawks up to run the NFC West, strong next, season.