He hasn’t played since November. Is Jadarian Price ready for Seahawks’ opener?
The rookie first-round draft choice didn’t play in any of the Super Bowl champions’ preseason games. There’s a reason for that.
Jadarian Price, the Seahawks' first-round draft pick, hasn't played a game since November of last year. As the team prepares for their NFL opener, Price expressed surprise at not being part of the preseason games. He said he expected to play in at least one of the three preseason games last month. The Seahawks opted to keep Price out of the preseason games due to the injuries of Zach Charbonnet, Eugene Wilson, Jacardia Wright, and Robbie Ouzts.
Price is the only unproven option at the position. He has been focusing on pass catching and pass blocking during the preseason. Price has gone through long layoffs between games before, including a 21-month gap between his last high school game and his first college game.
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