Seattle Seahawks running back Jadarian Price carries major expectations for his rookie season in 2026.
According to FanSided’s Jake Beckman, Price is in line to have a big year next season, to the tune of 696 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns on the year.
“The Seahawks are going to need a lot more out of Price than that,” Beckman said. “Zach Charbonnet tore his ACL in January, so it’s going to be Price splitting time with Emmanuel Wilson and George Holani.”
“700 yards and four touchdowns from Price might be good for where he was drafted, but that team is going to be hurting if that’s all they get from him.”
Price has all the talent in the world to put forth a spectacular season for the Seahawks in 2026. He will also have the support of an elite receiving corp to create a balanced offense in Seattle next season.
The Notre Dame product has a great chance to exceed those projections by a wide margin. It is justifiable to view him as a way-too-early candidate to win the 2026 AP Offensive Rookie of the Year award.
This article originally appeared on Seahawks Wire: NFL 2026: Seahawks RB Jadarian Price projected to have big rookie year