This is Notre Dame running back, Jedarian Price.

He had the same broken tackle rate as his teammate, Jeremiah Love.

I don't know how he does it.

4.2 yards after contact of the last two years.

That's fantastic numbers for him.

He's 511-203.

The athleticism 4-5 flat in the 40-yard dash is not overwhelming.

I think his calling card is just his rushing balance.

You'll see that out in the open field.

This is an interesting one because obviously Jeremiah Love steals the headlines,

not just in this running back class, but also in the Notre Dame backfield. We know that Judarian Price ran behind him over the last two

years, but that only equaled 120 carries, then 113 carries and then Hayden 15 receptions

overall. So I guess I'm asking you is around 250 carries and 15 receptions

enough of a sample size to get like a real feeling of what we're getting here from Jaredair and

Price. I have a good feel for what he is as a rusher. I think the past game is going to be a little

bit more difficult because Jeremiah Love to handle a lot of the pass protection on top of that.

And Judarian Price, I thought it was like okay at it, but they didn't really use him that way. So I think that's right now an inexperience. I would say it would be a plus if he turns into a good pass protector at the next level. I would not guarantee that's going to be the case, especially because he's 203 pounds. I thought he caught the ball fair enough, but just he was never on the football field. At the same time, Jeremiah Love is special as a receiving back. So I would understand why he wasn't getting the plate time. Let's talk about a few of those details. All right. 449 161 10 yard split. And then the rest of the athletic testing, 54th percentile shuttles, 75th percentile

broad jump, 48th percentile vert. When I look at Judarian prices rushing, I think his best rate is

processing information, what's in front of him at his full speed. Like to me, he anticipates

which lanes will be filled by the closing defender and kind of changes his gaps.

I thought seamlessly. And even versus Miami, whether there's a pulling tight end or offensive

lineman in front of him, they take one gap. He knows it's going to be filled because the defender

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