Seahawks' Price Poised to Shake Up RB Depth Chart

On April 25th, Seattle Seahawks keep killing it in the draft game under GM John Schneider,

and their 2026 pick of Jadarian Price in the first round is no exception.

This explosive running back out of college is set to shake up the backfield,

especially for second-year guys Zach Sharvanay, their 2023.

Second round pick from UCLA.

Coming off a torn ACL in the playoffs,

Sharvanay heads into the final year of his rookie deal without a clear path to starting.

Kenneth Walker III held down the lead role despite missing six games last season,

and some up-and-down production, while Sharvanay played more.

As the power back up, fans and analysts see Sharvanay as a solid,

team-first player who fits Seattle's culture perfectly.

He's productive when healthy with good burst and toughness.

But the Seahawks crave that top-end speed, like what Walker brought early on,

and they're not alone in prioritizing it across the league.

Now with Price stepping in as the Walker successor,

and likely bumping Sharvanay further down the depth chart,

the team also added a manual Wilson on a one-year-free agent deal.

Wilson could stick around as a reliable number two if he balls out next season.

As training camps heat up, keep eyes on Sharvanay's recovery.

He might flash early and force some tough choices,

but Price let's lock in as the future engine for Seattle's ground attack.