Jadarian Price (RB, Seattle Seahawks) — 2026 fantasy outlook, updated Sep 28, 2026.

Based on verified 2025 play-by-play data (nflverse); Half-PPR scoring.

Week 3 — The Take

Price carried 5 times for 15 yards and lost a fumble on the first snap of Seattle's second possession, at its own 22, and Washington scored a touchdown four plays later; it was his second lost fumble in two weeks. He also caught 1 of 3 targets for 7 yards, as Emanuel Wilson led Seattle's backs with 9 carries, in a 33–31 loss to the Commanders.

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More episodes

  • Week 2Sep 21, 2026

    Jadarian Price — Week 2: Thirteen Carries, One Lost Fumble

    Price carried 13 times for 52 yards, lost a fumble at the Arizona 47 with the game tied 7–7 in the second quarter, and broke a 25-yard run to the Arizona 7 on Seattle's first play of the second half. He had 9 of Seattle's 15 designed runs before halftime and 4 of 25 after it, as Emanuel Wilson carried 21 times in a 31–7 win over the Cardinals.

  • Week 1Sep 10, 2026

    Jadarian Price — Week 1: Thirteen Yards on the First Carry

    Price's first NFL carry went thirteen yards off right tackle on the first play from scrimmage of the season, and he finished with ten carries for fifty-two yards and two catches for six on a night Seattle's running backs carried twenty times and he had half of them. No touchdown, no carry longer than the first one, and plus one point zero expected points on his carries — a positive number in a run game that finished negative.

  • Camp · Aug 31, 2026Aug 31, 2026

    Jadarian Price Camp Update — August 31: The Job Opened Before the First Carry

    Zach Charbonnet went to reserve status on the physically-unable-to-perform list, per Pro Football Talk — a designation that costs him at least the season's first four games — and Athlon's post-cut chart lists Price first in the backfield. He has never carried a football in a live NFL game, and the first professional touches our last episode expected never came.

  • Camp · Aug 23, 2026Aug 23, 2026

    Jadarian Price Camp Update — August 23: Full-Speed Team Reps, Carries Next

    Price returned to full-speed practice Monday and took team-period reps in Friday's joint practice in Nashville, bouncing a run outside and catching passes in seven-on-sevens, with Darnold calling him a really special player. The last empty box — live game carries — could be checked today.

  • Camp · Aug 16, 2026Aug 17, 2026

    Jadarian Price Camp Update — August 16: Back With the First Team, Still No Live Snaps

    Price returned Wednesday from a week of soreness straight into first-team work, then suited up Saturday and didn't play. The role keeps clearing for him; the evidence column is still empty.

  • 2026 PreviewJul 2, 2026

    Jadarian Price 2026 Season Preview — what we know, and what nobody does

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    Show notes & transcript

    Jadarian Price costs pick 60 in drafts right now — the 20-sixth running back — and the entire case is a bet on a backfield that got emptied out in one offseason.

    The knowns: Seattle took him 30-second overall — their first first-round back since Rashaad Penny in 20-18, per NFL.com — off a Notre Dame career built on speed and special teams: first-team All-America as a kick returner, per his Notre Dame bio. The team's combine coverage clocked him at four-five-oh.

    The situation is the whole story. Kenneth Walker left for Kansas City in March — that's 221 carries and a thousand and 27 rushing yards out the door, and Zach Charbonnet, who punched in 12 rushing touchdowns last season, tore an ACL in the January playoff run. A physically-unable-list start is realistic, per Heavy. New coordinator Brian Fleury comes from the same wide-zone family, per the team's announcement, and through spring the veteran George Holani was usually first up, with Price splitting the top reps, per ESPN. NBC Sports reported in June he is not expected to open as a high-volume starter.

    The honest stance: nobody — not the beat writers, not the graders, not us — can tell you what a rookie produces before he plays. The market is paying pick 60 on hope and a depth chart. We grade results, and there are none yet. October will tell us which price was right.

    September watch: who takes the first offensive series, him or Holani — and Charbonnet's designation at camp, which defines the room. He's one of your guys? This show covers your whole roster — every player, every week, all season.

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