When the Seahawks eschewed a pass rusher to use the last draft pick in the first round on Kenneth Walker III’s replacement, our first thought was that the Hawks had mistakenly prioritized a position where they continually have had injury issues for over a decade now.
It was partly why they did not want to pay Walker, who got $14.3 million a year from Kansas City. So we wondered why they would use first-round capital on the position.
Unfortunately, that concern has become reality – with Jadarian Price now about to miss at least a game with a chest injury. Price has battled injuries since training camp, missing a couple weeks with some kind of leg issue and then suffering the chest injury in Week 2 against Arizona.
It’s a really rough start for Price, who also has lost two fumbles in the past two games. Injuries and turnovers are a bad mix for staying on the field and helping your team.
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