With Walker now in Kansas City and Charbonnet sidelined with an ACL surgery, the Seahawks' depth chart is wide open.
Price's elite vision and ability to generate explosive plays make him the frontrunner for 15+ touches per game in Week 1. If he can refine his pass protection during training camp, he has the ceiling of a Miles Sanders or Jerome Ford type as a highly efficient runner who can anchor a productive NFL ground game. The Seahawks are betting that his fresh legs and explosive metrics will translate into a high-volume starting role within 1-3 years.
Brandon Loree·
On Saturday night against the Baltimore Ravens, veteran Miles Sanders got the start and made his Cowboys debut after recovering the last few weeks from a knee injury he suffered in practice. Sanders was the Cowboys’ leading rusher with just 15 yards off seven carries. In his limited opportunities, Sanders showed some burst and looked fresh, but there were also moments where he danced around trying to find the right lane to run through.
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