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After two weeks of seeing Seattle Seahawks rookies gradually take on larger roles, Week 3 was a much different story. Jadarian Price remained the rookie with the biggest opportunity, but a costly fumble limited him to just 19 snaps, while…

Alexandre Castro evaluates the Seattle Seahawks' rookie performances in their Week 3 loss to the Washington Commanders, highlighting limited opportunities across the draft class. First-round running back Jadarian Price was restricted to just 19 snaps following a first-quarter fumble, while guard Beau Stephens logged 27 snaps in an ongoing offensive line rotation.
Castro argues that Price must correct his ball-security issues after losing fumbles in consecutive weeks to earn a full three-down workload. Meanwhile, Stephens showed a mix of technical flashes and rookie mistakes, while Julian Neal, Bud Clark, and Avery Smith saw little to no action.
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