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ArticleWhat Jadarian Price’s Seahawks debut means for workload going forward
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It was the quintessential one-cut-and-go run that the Seahawks envisioned when they selected Price with their first-round pick in April at 32nd overall.

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Price's debut showcased the one-cut style the Seahawks drafted him for; workload set to increase.

Price was drafted 32nd overall in the first round to replace Kenneth Walker III and made an eye-catching debut with a one-cut-and-go run for 13 yards on his first carry, exactly the style the Seahawks envisioned. He finished with 52 yards on 10 carries (5.2 YPC) plus 2 catches for 6 yards on 24 snaps in Week 1, with limited overall team offensive volume (48 plays, well below the 59.7 average). Coach Mike Macdonald indicated Price's workload will increase in coming weeks, and the Seahawks are splitting snaps with George Holani to ease Price into the role.

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