SEAHAWKS RUNNING BACKS
Is Jadarian Price Seattle's Starter? What the Seahawks' Own Chart Says
Seattle's own depth-chart page lists George Holani first at running back, Jadarian Price second, and Emanuel Wilson third. That is the order visible when checked September 9. Anyone researching Price's opening-week role should start with that team listing rather than assume a fantasy ranking represents the coaching staff's order. Seahawks depth chart.
By the Only the Overs Research Desk · Reviewed September 9, 2026
What this guide answers
Reconcile expectations for Price with Seattle's published running-back order.
- Seattle lists Holani first and Price second
- Wilson appears third
- The chart does not allocate carries or targets
Why expectations and the chart can differ
Seattle's offseason reporting identified Price as a first-round addition to a changing backfield after Kenneth Walker III departed and Zach Charbonnet entered rehabilitation from a knee injury. That background helps explain interest in Price, but an offseason expectation is not a confirmed opening-game touch allocation. Seahawks offseason report. A fantasy depth chart may order players by expected season-long value. A team's chart may describe a different role hierarchy at a particular time. Readers should check the source, date, and purpose before treating two differently ordered lists as interchangeable evidence.
What the listing does not settle
Our analytical view is that the first offensive series and the complete game are separate questions. Holani's position on the chart does not establish a fixed percentage of carries. Price's second-place listing does not establish that he will be a minor contributor. Neither interpretation is confirmed by the chart alone. The useful next information would specify situations: who handles passing-down protection, which back runs receiving routes, and how the offense rotates after long drives. Those details can affect fantasy opportunity more than who is on the field for the first handoff.
A practical check before selecting Price
Separate three inputs in your research: the team's published order, verified availability, and your assumption about usage. Label the third as an assumption until there is evidence to support it. If Price only fits a lineup under a heavy-workload scenario, recognize that the selection depends on a role that has not yet been demonstrated here. Use the exact DraftKings or FanDuel slate's salary file before making a value judgment. This report does not supply a salary, touch projection, or ownership estimate. For the wider game context, continue to our Patriots–Seahawks preview. DFS involves financial risk. Keep entries within a preset entertainment budget, follow local eligibility requirements, and avoid treating rookie excitement or a depth-chart label as a guarantee of production.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Seattle list Jadarian Price?
The team chart checked September 9 lists Price second, behind George Holani and ahead of Emanuel Wilson.
Does that establish Price’s workload?
No. The chart does not allocate carries, routes, or scoring-position touches.
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