Seahawks' Draft Pressure: Jadarian Price's Rise

On March 18th, Jadarian Price has shot up NFL draft boards as the clear number two running

back prospect behind the top guy.

The Seattle Seahawks love him as a potential replacement for Kenneth Walker, but with their

pick at number 32, they might miss out unless they trade up.

Mock drafts are heating up, with some analysts projecting price even higher, like to the Denver

Broncos at number 30.

With just 36 days until the draft, his momentum in league circles keeps building, driven

by his standout skills on tape.

Teens picking late, like those with strong rosters already, often splash on premium running

backs to push for contention.

Think back to the cheese taking Clyde Edwards Helaire at number 32, a few years ago.

The Broncos fit that profile perfectly, with their tough defense and solid line needing

offensive firepower, Seattle rarely moves up in drafts so they cannot count on price

sliding to them.

This running back class has big drops between tears, meaning they will need a solid list

of backup targets to fill the gap left by Walker.

Prices rise puts real pressure on the Seahawks to act fast if they want their guy, reshaping

how they approach this draft's backfield options.