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NFL Draft Guru's Perfect Fit for Seahawks

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NFL draft expert Daniel Jeremiah advises Seattle Seahawks to trade back and draft Notre Dames Jadarian Price at number thirty-two. Price, ranked second-best back, can fill the void left by Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet. Jeremiah suggests this move maximizes Seattles limited picks, as Prices skills can be polished in the pros, and the draft lacks top talent but offers solid depth.

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On April 17th, NFL Draft Guru Daniel Jeremiah has some sharp advice for the Seattle Seahawks heading into the 2026 draft. He says Notre Dame running back, Jadarian Price is a perfect fit for them, especially with their pick at number 32. Price ranks as the second best back in this class, and grabbing him could solve a big hole at the position. The Seahawks lost Kenneth Walker III to the Kansas City Chiefs in free agency this off-season. Their presumed starters Zack Scharbonne, then tore his ACL in the playoffs, leaving the backfield wide open. Seattle only has four picks total next year, so they need to maximize every move. Jeremiah points out, no team fits price better than Seattle right now. He suggests trading back from that 30 second spot, to snag price later, pick up extra assets, and still fill the need. Teams nearby have bigger priorities elsewhere, putting Seattle in prime position. Price needs work as a receiver, and in past protection, but those skills polish up quick

in the pros. This draft lacks elite stars up top, but offers solid depth for teams like Seattle building quality starters and role players. If General Manager John Schneider pulls off that trade back for price in more picks, he'd craft another smart class, steadying the run game while, stacking the roster for the long haul.

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