Seahawks Eye Jadarian Price for RB Fix

On March 19th, the Seattle Seahawks are eyeing a big fix for their running back position in the 2026 NFL draft after their Super Bowl win.

Last year, they lost starter Kenneth Walker to the Kansas City Chiefs in Free Agency, leaving a major gap.

Draft expert Daniel Jeremiah projects them grabbing Notre Dame's Jadarian price in the first round to plug that hole right away.

Walker had a breakout year, playing every game and shining in the playoffs, but now he's gone.

Back up Zack Scharbonne shows promise, but tore his ACL during the postseason and might miss week one.

The rest of the Dept chart lacks proven talent, making this a top priority.

Price never started a game in college, backing up a top prospect, yet he still earned third team all-American honors.

Over three seasons, he averaged six yards per carry, score 21 touchdowns, and bring solid size at five feet 11 and two thin.

Plus a 4.4940 yard dash.

Seattle has drafted running backs before, like Rashad Penny in the first round, back in 2018, though injuries hurt that pick.

General manager John Schneider might trade back if needed, but Jeremiah sees a sharp drop off after price in this class, making him a perfect fit.

Fans and analysts agree this could stabilize the back feel fast, especially if price nails pass protection in camp and steps up as the lead guy from.

Day one, keep watching his draft season heats up.