Seahawks' Backfield Finally at Full Strength With Jadarian Price Returning From Injured Reserve
Set to have their full allotment of running backs available for the first time this season, the Seahawks will bring back Jadarian Price and Zach Charbonnet just in time for a massive Monday Night matchup vs. the Bears.
For the first time this season, the Seattle Seahawks will have their full arsenal of running back options out of the backfield when they face the Chicago Bears in a crucial Week 8 Monday Night Football matchup.
After returning to practice last week following a four-game absence with a chest injury, rookie Jadarian Price will be activated to the 53-man roster, setting the stage for the first round pick to return to action. The Seahawks released rookie running back Robert Henry Jr. in a corresponding move.
Price's return will coincide with fourth-year back Zach Charbonnet's much-anticipated comeback from a torn ACL, as coach Mike Macdonald confirmed the veteran will finally suit up after being held out last week in a 20-3 win over the Chiefs. Emanuel Wilson and George Holani will also be available as backups.
Originally injuring his chest in a Week 2 win at Arizona, Price re-aggravated the injury at practice two weeks later, landing on injured reserve prior to a Week 4 home match with the Los Angeles Chargers. Before being sidelined, he had shown flashes of big play ability with 28 carries for 119 yards.
