Jadarian Price

With Kenneth Walker in Kansas City and Charbonnet recovering from a knee injjury, Jadarian Price was drafted to be the lead back immediately. No pressure. The wild card here is when does Charbonnet return and what will the split be between Charbonnet and Price. One to watch carefully during training camp

Price enters his rookie campaign with a great opportunity after Seattle selected him in the first round to help replace Kenneth Walker. He has a clear runway to plenty of touches with Zach Charbonnet recovering from a torn ACL, making him an explosive option with solid RB2 upside if he can fend off George Holani during training camp.

I don't believe Zach Carbonnet will be ready until mid-to-late November, despite reports to the contrary. Charbonnet may be healthy like Tony Pollard a few years ago in Dallas, but not productive with the ball in his hand. 

Expect a split between the rooke Price, George Holani, and former Packer, Emanuel Wilson. Price has a starter ceiling but expect Wilson's and Holani's experience with pass protection and game management at the NFL level to get him enough touches to limit Price's volume to 220-250 touches out of 480-490 opportunities for the Seattle backfield. 

Price will likely have bigger plays, but Wilson will likely have wiser decisions with greater consistency this year while not falling far behind in in production.