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I think all of the risk and none of the upside is being baked in Jadarian Price's RB26 price tag... if he is Kenneth Walker this year, but he gets more of the red zone work... you don't spend a first round pick on a player like Price if you're not going to freaking use him.
STACKED’s take
Price's RB26 ADP undervalues his upside if Charbonnet's recovery extends into November.
The source argues all downside risk and none of the upside is baked into Jadarian Price's RB26 ADP (RB27 after Charbonnet news). The bull case: if Price gets early volume while Zach Charbonnet recovers from February ACL surgery (likely not back until late October at earliest), Price could establish himself as the lead back and prove he deserves red zone work. The source notes Price was fifth in yards after contact per attempt and third in breakaway run rate over his final two Notre Dame seasons, and showed receiving ability with a catch-over-the-shoulder clip. The source compares the upside case to Kenneth Walker's production but with more red zone opportunity. The source emphasizes the Seahawks wouldn't spend first-round draft capital on Price if they didn't plan to use him, and that Mike McDonald's run-heavy coaching background (Harbaugh lineage) supports a heavy rushing volume approach. The source also notes Price shared a backfield with Jeremiah Love at Notre Dame, so his counting stats shouldn't be held against him.
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