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Jadarian Price vs Lamar Jackson

2026 draft comparison · half-PPR

Updated Aug 23, 2026

ADP 61.3
Jadarian Price
RB · SEA · RB26
ADP 35.7
Lamar Jackson
QB · BAL · QB2
VS
The crowd's leanAll time
71.4% would rather draft Jackson over Price
28.6%Price
71.4%Jackson
Based on 28 comparison results

Should you draft Jadarian Price or Lamar Jackson?

Last season — 2025, per game

Price
2025
Jackson13 games
0.0Fantasy pts17.1
0Games13
0Pass yds196
0.0Pass TD1.6
0.0INT0.5
0.0Carries5.2
0Rush yds27
0.0Yds/carry5.2
0.0TD0.2
Full game log & past seasons
Jadarian Price — rookie
College: Notre Dame

No NFL stats yet · draft capital unavailable

Lamar Jackson
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKATTCMPYDTDINTRuYDRuTD
1
BUF
29.4
QB4
19
14
209
2
0
70
1
2
CLE
26.3
QB3
29
19
225
4
0
13
0
3
DET
27.0
QB3
27
21
288
3
0
35
0
4
KC
11.7
QB27
20
14
147
1
1
48
0
5
6
7
8
9
MIA
25.6
QB9
23
18
204
4
0
14
0
10
MIN
16.6
QB15
29
17
176
1
0
36
0
11
CLE
6.7
QB29
25
14
193
0
2
10
0
12
NYJ
7.2
QB25
23
13
153
0
0
11
0
13
CIN
7.5
QB27
32
17
246
0
1
27
0
14
PIT
22.1
QB7
35
19
219
1
1
43
1
15
CIN
15.6
QB20
12
8
150
2
1
26
0
16
NE
4.7
QB29
10
7
101
0
0
7
0
17
18
PIT
21.4
QB7
18
11
238
3
1
9
0
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKATTCMPYDTDINTRuYDRuTD
1
KC
25.1
QB5
41
26
273
1
0
122
0
2
LV
17.4
QB9
34
21
247
1
1
45
0
3
DAL
26.0
QB4
15
12
182
1
0
87
1
4
BUF
23.6
QB6
18
13
156
2
0
54
1
5
CIN
33.4
QB3
42
26
348
4
0
55
0
6
WAS
19.9
QB12
26
20
323
1
1
40
0
7
TB
34.4
QB1
22
17
281
5
0
52
0
8
CLE
24.2
QB8
38
23
289
2
0
46
0
9
DEN
23.6
QB6
19
16
280
3
0
4
0
10
CIN
32.9
QB2
33
25
290
4
0
33
0
11
PIT
15.9
QB23
33
16
207
1
1
46
0
12
LAC
22.6
QB5
22
16
177
2
0
15
1
13
PHI
25.4
QB6
36
23
237
2
0
79
0
14
15
NYG
36.1
QB3
25
21
290
5
0
65
0
16
PIT
21.5
QB12
23
15
207
3
1
22
0
17
HOU
29.4
QB6
15
10
168
2
0
87
1
18
CLE
23.0
QB10
32
16
217
2
0
63
0

Latest takes

Jadarian Price
  • Round 7: Jadarian Price (RB – SEA) Fellow Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet is still recovering from his knee injury, meaning first-round rookie Jadarian Price has a chance to become the lead back.

  • Jadarian Price (RB – SEA) Believe it or not, Jeremiyah Love isn’t the only highly-touted rookie running back drafted from Notre Dame this offseason.

  • Jadarian Price has a chance to lead this backfield with Zach Charbonnet still recovering from his knee injury. Price is explosive, and I’ll be curious to see if he gets passing game work in the NFL.

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  • Therefore, Price has a chance to be a massive steal at his current ADP, especially given his play at the start of training camp. Last year, the Seahawks had a run-first offense, ranking third in rushing attempts, averaging 25.8 per game from their running backs.

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 16
  • Jadarian Price (RB – SEA) It was clear when Jadarian Price was drafted that he would carry the majority of the workload in Seattle. The Seahawks drafted him in the first round to replace Kenneth Walker III , and the team has treated him like a starter from the jump.

  • If Charbonnet isn’t back and rookie Jadarian Price can’t adapt to the NFL quickly, could we see even more volume for Smith-Njigba?

    Tom Strachan· Aug 11
  • Jadarian Price is one of my favorite mid-round running back targets this season as he’s projected to open the year as Seattle’s No. 1 RB. Price was electric during his time at Notre Dame, averaging more than six yards per carry in each of his three seasons.

  • Round 9: Jadarian Price (RB – SEA) With Kenneth Walker III leaving for the Kansas City Chiefs, the Seahawks drafted Jadarian Price in the first round.

  • Price is a wonderful rushing talent ranking 25th and fifth in yards after contact per attempt, 31st and 3rd in breakaway rate, and 15th and 39th in elusive rating over the last two seasons in college (per PFF). Price is an intriguing RB2 with a ton of upside in 2026.

  • Jadarian Price was selected in the first round of the NFL Draft by the Seahawks to be their new Kenneth Walker (and maybe more). Walker led the backfield last year for Seattle, but they limited his usage in the red zone and in the passing game. Price remains an unknown in the passing game after only 13 targets over the last two collegiate seasons at Notre Dame, but he could easily surpass Walker’s red zone usage in 2205.

  • The other player younger than Tuten is Jadarian Price , who has a looming split backfield with Zach Charbonnet .

  • Price was just selected in the first round by the reigning Super Bowl champions, who have an extremely run-heavy offense. Right now, his biggest competition for touches is George Holani , a 2024 UDFA with less than 100 career rushing yards.

    Ted Chmyz· Jul 27
  • Jadarian Price is another running back to fade. While everyone loves rookie running backs with first-round draft capital, here’s the thing: He’s not your usual first-round running back.

  • Brian Fleury has to preserve the pieces that worked while adjusting to a backfield that lost Kenneth Walker III, may not have Zach Charbonnet for much of the year, and is leaning heavily on rookie Jadarian Price despite major questions in pass protection, ball security, and receiving usage.

    Warren Sharp· Jul 24
  • That gutted the backfield, and GM John Schneider responded by spending his first-round pick, the 32nd overall selection, on Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price, the first running back Seattle has taken in the first round since Rashaad Penny in 2018. Price is a dynamic talent who averaged 6.0 yards per carry behind No. 3 overall pick Jeremiyah Love and led the nation with 37.5 yards per kickoff return, though he will need to refine his pass protection to handle a full three-down role.

    Warren Sharp· Jul 24
Lamar Jackson
  • Round 14: Kyler Murray (QB – MIN) Kyler Murray is one of my favorite quarterbacks this season, and with the additional bench slots, I wanted to get him on the team behind Lamar Jackson.

  • Round 4: Lamar Jackson (QB – BAL) I don’t find myself in many positions to take someone like Lamar Jackson, but I pulled the trigger here.

  • But when Jackson fell to the back end of the sixth round, it was too hard to pass up. I will only draft elite QBs or TEs when they slip past ADP 90% of the time, and this was one of those spots.

    Samwise· Aug 16
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  • Unfortunately, Jackson had arguably his worst season as a starter in 2025. He missed four games because of injury and played part of the year hurt. The superstar finished as the QB14 on a points-per-game basis among qualifying quarterbacks, averaging 19.8 fantasy points per contest. However, I expect a bounce-back season for Jackson, especially with Declan Doyle taking over as Baltimore’s offensive coordinator.

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 16
  • The Ravens dealt with Lamar Jackson being injured on and off for the year, and he still had that finish.

  • Declan Doyle is the new offensive coordinator and early returns are favorable. He comes from the Ben Johnson coaching tree, so I think we will see them use Jackson in ways we haven’t seen before.

  • Lamar Jackson – 0.58 Most rushing TDs on fewer than 200 carries in 2025: 1

  • Lamar Jackson , Jayden Daniels , Joe Burrow , Baker Mayfield , and Kyler Murray all were selected as top-12 players at the position and finished double-digit slots behind expectations in terms of points per game.

    Rich Hribar· Aug 5
  • If Lamar Jackson can bounce back, Henry could inch back closer to his 2024 production (RB4 in fantasy points per game).

  • Injuries and a steep decline in rushing production cratered Lamar Jackson ‘s fantasy value in 2025. After finishing QB1 in fantasy scoring in 2024, Jackson plummeted to a QB20 fantasy finish last season and was QB16 in fantasy points per game at the position. Jackson lost three games to an early-season hamstring injury and one game to a late-season back injury.

  • Lamar Jackson cratered many fantasy rosters in 2025. Before an early October hamstring injury, he was on pace for 3,700 passing yards, 437 rushing yards, and 47 total TDs.

  • The most obvious thing to consider is your positional strengths and weaknesses — trading for Lamar Jackson when you already have Josh Allen probably isn’t a good idea.

    Ted Chmyz· Jul 26
  • If you want an elite QB, pocket your picks for a round and a half and take Lamar Jackson, instead.

    Jeff Krisko· Jul 23
  • There isn’t a single drafted player on the Ravens that goes higher than I would take them, with Lamar Jackson standing out as the single best 1QB value I have ever seen if you want to get a top-two quarterback, going at pick 46, 19 picks past QB1, Josh Allen.

    Jeff Krisko· Jul 23
  • With plenty of time to recover from last season, Jackson is a ticking time bomb for fantasy production.

    Ellis Johnson· Jul 23