Seahawks RB Jadarian Price exits game vs Cardinals with chest injury

Seattle Seahawks running back Jadarian Price exited the team's Week 2 victory over the Arizona Cardinals due to a chest injury. Following the game, Coach Mike Macdonald confirmed to Fox 13 Seattle that Price's chest X-rays were negative, which was encouraging news for the team. Price did not rejoin the game after he left in the fourth quarter and the Seahawks went on to win 31-7.

During the game, Price amassed 13 carries for 52 yards and suffered a fumble loss. The Seahawks will continue to monitor Price's condition in the coming days as they prepare for Week 3. The medical team will decide if he needs any further testing, treatment, or a modified practice schedule. However, the negative X-ray report does not confirm his availability for the next game or eliminate the possibility of additional evaluation.

Price's absence in the backfield posed a late concern for Seattle, even in a convincing win. For now, the favorable X-ray results provide the Seahawks with a positive starting point as they await a clearer picture of Price's recovery and readiness to return.