Several Seahawks return to practice Monday but no sign of Jadarian Price at warmups
The Seahawks are back on the practice field Monday with several players returning to action after dealing with minor issues in recent days.
Renton, Washington - June 11: Jadarian Price #8 of the Seattle Seahawks watched the practice from the sidelines on June 11, 2026, in Renton, Washington. (Photo by Jack Compton/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Seattle Seahawks have returned to the practice field on Monday as they gear up for the 2026 season, aiming to defend their title as reigning World Champions after their Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots.
The team will face the Dallas Cowboys in the preseason opener on Saturday at Lumen Field. In the meantime, several players have returned to practice after being held out due to various reasons. Wide receiver Jake Bobo, cornerback Julian Neal, linebacker Jamie Sheriff, and defensive lineman Mike Morris rejoined their teammates, having missed time due to injuries.
Additionally, offensive linemen Mason Richman and Logan Brown were back at practice after suffering injuries during a team scrimmage on Saturday. While the return of these players is encouraging, the absence of Jadarian Price during warmups has raised concerns. Price had been held out of practice for the past few days due to lower-body soreness.
However, there are hopes that he will return to action soon. As the absence of the first-round pick continues, fans are left with more questions about the severity of his injury and its underlying cause.
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