The Seattle Seahawks officially finalized their 2026 draft class on Friday by signing first-round selection Jadarian Price to a four-year rookie contract.
This surplus is not merely a cushion for mid-season injuries but a strategic reservoir intended for upcoming negotiations with veteran stars.
If Price can translate his athleticism into a reliable receiving option for the Seahawks, he would provide the team with a multidimensional player that defenses cannot easily categorize.
This milestone allows the coaching staff and front office to move past the administrative phase of the offseason and focus entirely on roster development.
While Love was the higher-rated prospect and drafted significantly earlier, Price landed with a franchise that has a proven track record of maximizing running back production.
Seattle signed Notre Dame RB Jadarian Price to a $16.78 million deal, completing their rookie class as OTAs continue with injury concerns at the position.