Jadarian Price has spent most of his career sharing the spotlight. Tonight, he finally gets the backfield to himself Seattle used the 32nd overall pick on Price after watching him become one of the most explosive No. 2 backs in college football at Notre Dame. Playing behind Jeremiyah Love, Price still finished 2025 with 674 rushing yards and 11 rushing TDs on only 113 carries, an average of 6.0 yards per carry. Add two receiving TDs and two kickoff-return scores and he finished the year with 15 total touchdowns despite never being Notre Dame’s RB1. And that wasn’t a one-year flash. Over his final two seasons in South Bend, Price rushed for 1,420 yards at 6.1 yards per carry with 18 rushing TDs while operating as the other half of a backfield headlined by Love. He was also lethal on special teams, returning three kickoffs for touchdowns during his Notre Dame career. Now the opportunity is completely different. Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III is gone, Zach Charbonnet is dealing wi...