Chris Carson

If it's, hey, we're giving Jahdarian Price a lot of work and Halani's more spelling him and, you know, yeah, maybe taking a little receiving work, but it's really Jahdarian's backfield, then I feel way better than going into his time with, with Zach Charbonnet and I'm not as worried about it.

So he's a guy that I really wanna figure out how does Seattle feel about him, 'cause the, you know, not that it's the, the same team, but it's the same front office that had, uh, I think it was, right? I, I'll double check that, but I'm pretty sure they've had the same GM when the whole Chris Carson and Rashaad Penny thing happened where they spent a first-round pick on Rashaad Penny and it was still [chuckles] it was still Chris Carson for the most part.

So, uh, we, we've seen these kinds of things happen before.

Another guy I'm watching very closely early on

we've got – we're really encouraged by Jadarian Price not looking hesitant to crash into defenders.

I think we've missed that Chris Carson running through your face kind of mentality.

And I think Price has shown that he can do quite a lot of different things – As a running back, we've seen him bouncing the ball outside and being a genuine threat.

He wasn't hesitating at all to take what was on offer quickly and trying to capitalise there.

And I think – The way – I'm not going to say he's injury-prone.

Kenneth Walker, though, kind of like one of the guys who preceded him in Seattle, Chris Carson, he's a banger.

He takes so many hits.

He delivers punishment.

... do we not remember Bijan Robinson's first year when the Cardinals, I mean, the Falcons couldn't get away from using Allgeier a ton? And do we remember last year? Like, if David Montgomery is a good player, why isn't Tyler Allgeier a good player? They're kind of the same guy.

Chris Carson, Chris Rodriguez, they're all kind of the same.

I mean, it's along an axis, and I get some of, like, Montgomery's probably a little more explosive than a couple of those guys.

But I think Allgeier isn't that boring, and-

Go look at the Seattlebacks.

Chris Carson, 5'11", 222.

Rashard Penny, 5'11", 220.

Carlos High, 6'2", 230.

We've seen guys come out of that bucket even when the team tries to replace them.

Chris Carson, they tried to replace Chris Carson with a first round pick Rashad Penny.

And Chris Carson tried to fumble it all away.

Couldn't even fumble it away.

He