Nick Shook

Seattle at 32, and it was the first time where I thought, oh, God, that makes so much sense, almost too much sense.

Because, yes, they lost Kenneth Walker, which is going to be a pretty big void for them, right?

Going to the Kansas City Chiefs, Super Bowl, 60 MVP, everything else that's fine and dandy.

But they were really a team that was built on the strength of their totality, like all these different players.

It wasn't that Kenneth Walker was a Saquon Barkley for them, for example.

And what really helped them was the fact that they could bounce between him and Zach Charbonnet.

And Jadon Price is very much like Zach Charbonnet, except I think a little bit more explosive.

I think you get a little bit of a blend between the two.

He's a rugged runner.

He's a guy who didn't see a ton of time at Notre Dame because he was always, you know, the backup and the sidekick to Jeremiah Love.

But he's a guy that, you know, runs with a low pad level and will run you over.

Whereas, you know, Love is the more athletic, springy home run hitter.

Price is not afraid of contact.

And I think that he's going to be a nice little blend between what you have in Charbonnet and what you had in Walker.

And especially since you don't have, you know, you don't know when Charbonnet is going to come back from that injury.

It made a ton of sense to make that pick and you kind of fill out what I thought was their biggest question mark remaining going into this season.

You know, you have defensive departures at this team.

Every Super Bowl winner does, especially a defensive laden team like the Seahawks.

But this is really the ideal scenario for you to come out of the first round is now you've

Filled that need at running back.