Seahawks Grab Price at 32, Fans Divided

0:00On April 24th, the Seattle Seahawks shipped things up in the 2026 NFL Draft by holding onto their first round pick at number 32. Overall, in grabbing Notre Dame running back Giderian price, they went in planning to trade back for extra selections, but no deal materialized, so they pulled the trigger on this speedy back to filler glaring, whole. Coming into Draft Week, Seattle only had four picks total, making that top spot their prime chance to stockpile more for day two. Starting back could have netted multiple high value choices, and some scouts stopped price my slides to the second round anyway. Fans and local media are split some gripe about missing the trade and passing on corner back depth, even though they've got three starters locked in. They're already. Others see it as a smart move, since running back was their top priority after losing key production last season. Price steps in, as the likely lead back right away, was Zack Sharbenay sidelined by a torn ACL for part of the year. His burst and dependability should ease the load on the passing attack, especially

1:02behind that championship caliber offensive line. In the end, snagging a potential franchise runner at that spot outweighs the what-ifs on trading back, setting Seattle up for fresh spark in the backfield.