Judarian Price, RB2 in his own backfield in Notre Dame,

RB2 in the 2026 NFL draft class.

That's where he's landing for a lot of people.

And I think it makes sense.

His film is really fun.

But at the same time, he did share a backfield.

And, you know, gave up most of the backfield work was mostly just a change of pace runner who came in and

gave Notre Dame some explosive plays but was clearly buried behind jeremiah love and so what do we make

of this profile i think this is exactly why beyond the Boxcore is important to really dig into the deeper

analytics and the film and try to form an evaluation we can feel somewhat confident in going forward.

Not only is price complicated as a player, but for fantasy, it's especially tough to know what to make of this

profile i like can he be the rb two for fantasy from this class i would love to see it i think

that would be super fun because he's an explosive player in the ball in his hands but i have a really

really hard time putting

about putting price up into that range at RB2 because of the lack of receiving involvement.

And so that is potentially going to be a clear limiting factor to his profile.

He did not have more than 35 past protection

reps in a season. He was not used as a receiver very often. His yard per route run rate was below

one across his career, at only 162 receiving yards. And so for a player like this to be fantasy relevant, they need to be

elite as a rusher. Is that what we have here with Price? Let's dig in. I want to start with

an explosive run comparison between Price and Jeremiah Love because Price runs a 449. He's the more compact

build of the two running backs. He looks the part of the power back. If he had to just look at the

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