Seahawks Draft Jadarian Price: Game-Changer?

On April 25th, the Seattle Seahawks made ways in the NFL draft by snatching Notre Dame

running back, Jadarian Price in the first round.

Instead of trading down or beefing up their defense, they went for the top talent in a

week running back class.

Price, projected for the second round, feels a huge gap with no clear starter on the roster

after Kenneth Walker III bounced.

Earlier this week, the team let Walker walk in free agency, leaving Zack Sharbanay as

the main option.

But Sharbanay is more of a goal line guy with solid hands, not the every down speed demon

they need.

Price brings that home run hitting burst they have been missing.

Seahawks legend Richard Sherman is all in on this pick.

He gave it his stamp of approval, saying Price can step right up and take the lead from Sharbanay

once he is healthy.

Fans and analysts are split, but Sherman's not carries weight.

Price backed up Jeremiah Love at Notre Dame, but still flashed our potential.

In the season, he racked up 674 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns on 113 carries, never

dipping below 5.8 yards per tote.

He also caught 6 passes for 87 yards and 2 scores.

With Price in the mix, the Seahawks now have a pro-ready playmaker ready to prove himself

in a primary role.

This could spark the ground game early, setting the stage for a fresh offensive vibe next

season.