Everyone knew the first running back taken in the 2026 NFL Draft would be from Notre Dame, and Jeremiyah Love indeed went to the with the No. 3 overall pick on Thursday night. But the second back being from Notre Dame, too? That was a po sibility, but not for certain. The made it happen with the final pick of the first round. They chose Jadarian Price, who was Love's backup with the Fighting Irish, at No. 32 overall. Price will be crucial to the defending Super Bowl champ's plans for the season ahead. He'll also have some questions to answer. 2026 NFL DRAFT HQ: | | The first is simply whether Price can adjust to a bigger role even as he moves up the Trey Burke Jersey ladder to the NFL ranks. "Price was a backup in college -- albeit behind the No. 3 pick in this year's draft -- and will now be asked to fill a pseudo starting role, with Walker gone andZach Charbonnetprobably out for much of the season after knee surgery," on Thursday night. "Seattle also signedEmanuel Wilsonto be a power runner and hasGeorge Holaniin the mix." BEST DRAFT NAMES: | | | Then there's a matter of whether Price has the skillset to be on the field that often in the first place. "Another question about Price pertains to his ability to contribute in the pa sing game," Henderson writes. "He caught only 15 pa ses over three seasons, though that was in part a function of Love's versatility." Love was simply a star in the receiving game, so that might explain most of that. Still, it's an area in which Price isn't proven. He'll have a lot of doubters to overcome to make it work in Seattle. More NFL Draft news: Dwight Powell Jersey