The Seattle Seahawks are sitting pretty at 2-0 following their thorough 31-7 dismantling of the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. Seattle faced little resistance after halftime, as they scored on all four second half possessions. Unfortunately, they did get a little more banged up at the running back position when rookie Jadarian Price had to leave the game before its conclusion.
Head coach Mike Macdonald offered a little more insight to the injury on Monday's edition of "The Brock and Salk Show" on 710 ESPN. According to Macdonald, what was originally reported as a chest injury is actually a shoulder injury, but Macdonald seems positive that it won't be anything serious.
Seahawks RB Jadarian Price left the game yesterday with what was was announced
as a chest injury. Mike Macdonald told @BrockHuard and @TheMikeSalk that it's actually a shoulder issue, but he said "it’s intact and nothing serious, it seems like."
— Brady Henderson (@BradyHenderson) September 21, 2026
Price has been a fun watch through two games despite limited usage. He's had 52 yards in both Weeks 1 and 2, and his carries (10 and 13, respectively) have been similar. It seems Seattle is slowly ramping things up since he did not play at all during the preseason. However, with this shoulder issue, it remains to be seen how they utilize him next week against the Washington Commanders.
Running back is already a little thin without Zach Charbonnet. If Price is unable to go, Emanuel Wilson showed he can be a bell cow for the Seahawks, rushing for 92 yards on 21 carries.
This article originally appeared on Seahawks Wire: Seahawks HC Mike Macdonald offers injury update for RB Jadarian Price
