Seahawks Eye Jadarian Price as Running Back Solution

0:00On April 20th, an unnamed coach just called Jadarian Price the best pure runner in the 2026 NFL Draft Class. That's high praise, especially since his college teammate Jeremiah Love might go as early as the third overall pick and snagged the top running back. Spot overall, Seattle Seahawks can't chase Love though. Fresh off a Super Bowl win, they pick 32nd in the first round, dead last there and in the next two rounds too. Central manager John Schneider sees Price as a smart target if he slides late into the first or early second round. The need is real for Seattle at running back. Zach Scharbenay, their likely starter next year, tore his ACL in the playoffs and it's unclear if he'll be fully ready by week one. Plus, he's in his final rookie contract year so they need a long-term guy ready to roll right away. Price brings speed and vision that fits new offensive coordinator Brian Flurry's plans perfectly. His big red flag, three fumbles last season, all inside the 10 yard line so ball security

1:01has to improve fast or he won't see the field. If Schneider trades back for more picks and price is still there, it could be another dress still for the Seahawks, locking in their backfield for years.