From the episode
Jadarian Price makes a lot of sense to this point. I mean, I think anything that points at early work is probably a pretty clear positive since we tend to expect young players to kind of earn more time as seasons progress...if we're not hearing about the other guys as much and it's all price all the time...that might be the way that I would try to frame it.
STACKED’s take
Price's workhorse potential unclear; early training camp work would signal Seahawks' confidence.
Seahawks first-round pick (end of first round) competing for backfield work in a crowded situation. The source notes Price is a fascinating prospect who was the 1B backup to Jeremiah Love in college, effective as a kick returner and with the ball in his hands. Key question is whether Seahawks believe he can be a workhorse and get significant volume. Ben Gretsch notes that early work in training camp would be a positive signal, as young players typically earn more time as seasons progress. However, Gretsch is cautious about reading too much into team commentary, noting the Seahawks are coming off a Super Bowl championship and unlikely to say negative things about Price. The situation is complicated by Zach Charbonnet's ACL recovery (expected to extend into season), Emmanuel Wilson's presence (ranked 50s among RBs by source), and George Helani's recent positive buzz. Source expects Price to be drafted based on draft capital alone, but actual role clarity may not emerge until in-season.
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