From the episode
Jadarian Price drafted to be a situational running back in Seattle, which makes sense. He was a situational running back at Notre Dame. The only difference is he doesn't have a Jeremiah Love in front of him this time, stealing all the hype. And I am a little bit off type for this one. If his ADP keeps falling, I'm going to feel a lot better about it... The bad is that he's basically a zero in the passing game. He's not a part of his utility belt at Notre Dame.
STACKED’s take
Price RB26 situational back; zero pass-game threat, weak rushing team.
Jadarian Price was drafted to be a situational running back in Seattle, just as he was at Notre Dame, except he doesn't have Jeremiah Love in front of him stealing hype this time. His ADP is RB 26, which is palatable for a rookie with first-round capital. However, the speaker is a little bit off-type for this pick and would feel better if his ADP keeps falling. The Seahawks were 29th in EPA per rush last year, behind the Jets, Cardinals, Browns, and barely above the Texans. Charbonnet is expected to miss a lot of time early in the season, which creates opportunity for Price to see the lead role. Price is basically a zero in the passing game and it wasn't a huge part of his utility belt at Notre Dame, which is a real concern given his current limitations.
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