SuperSonic67
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Keep working on those arms…need all that for improved ball security.
I think you're both misunderstanding my viewpoint here (my fault, I guess, for not being clear).
OBVIOUSLY I would be happy for Price just being effective and helping us win games.
But you can call it 'personal preference' in that it's more exciting (for me) at the idea of someone drafted lower outplaying the Consensus Top RB of the draft, you know?
And if he doesn't, so be it.
No need to make a mountain out of this mole-hill, guys.
I mean we ALL know it's going to be storyline next year (and into the future). Two Notre Dame backs picked in the first round, one near the top and one at the bottom, playing for NFC West teams. If you're not the one comparing them, there will be 50 national pundits ready to take your place.
Meh. Who cares about a dude on another team? Price is a Seahawk, the only team that matters. No comparison needed. He's playing for the SB champs. He's not competing against his old teammate. He's competing against whoever the Hawks are playing.
I'm just a bit confused as to why a few here are taking me to task for even entertaining that thought of doing said comparison.
God forbid I'm excited about Jadarian Price's impact on this team and seeing how he stacks up against his former teammate.
My bad, I guess.![]()
Most of the pressure would be on Love in Arizona. If Love does not have the career Price has he would be considered more of a bust given the high draft capitalI'm just a bit confused as to why a few here are taking me to task for even entertaining that thought of doing said comparison.
God forbid I'm excited about Jadarian Price's impact on this team and seeing how he stacks up against his former teammate.
My bad, I guess.![]()
It's like I said, he could be better in the NFL than college, I hope it happens.Could be given that Love was a consensus top-of-round and Price a consensus bottom-of-round player. I went to look up a comparison between the two. This has probably been posted before but I hadn't seen it...Scott McCloughan likes Price more in the NFL. To your point, pro production doesn't always mirror college production. I mean half of the first rounders this year will have disappointing careers (maybe more in this draft), and that could include Love really.
"McCloughan said his two highest-rated runners were the Notre Dame tailbacks, both of whom landed in the NFC West. The Cardinals took Jeremiyah Love with the No. 3 pick. The Seahawks got Jadarian Price at No. 32.
“And you wait and see, bud,” he said. “I’m telling you: Price is going to be a better player than Love. I think he’s Nick Chubb, who we took in Cleveland and who was really, really good until he blew his knee out.””
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Ex-Seahawks executive says Jadarian Price ‘is going to be’ better in NFL than Jeremiyah Love
Scot McLoughan was a major part of the Seahawks’ first Super Bowl run, and he’s made a big prediction about Seattle’s top draft pick.www.fieldgulls.com
If he comes anywhere close to Ricky Watters , I'll be very happy .Their OL is always among the best in college, Love clearly was
the better RB, I thought besides USC that Price underperformed
in his chances, I know I'm going to be in the minority in saying
that but I see ND football all the time, I live in South Bend.
I really did not want Price but possibly he plays better in the pro
game than in college like Rickey Watters did.
I hope he does..
Same.Ricky Watters was the perfect example of a player you hate........until he comes to your team.
LOVED how hard that guy played, and he was a damn good receiver too.
Went from hating him to being proud he was a Hawk.
Sure, I think everyone would be.If he comes anywhere close to Ricky Watters , I'll be very happy .
I believe he will.
Anyway, I stated (in an updated post) I would LIKE for that to happen but if it doesn't, so be it.
No mountains from Mole-hills, please.
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