Jadarian Price Brings Versatility

February 11th, 2026

Notre Dame RB Jadarian Price.

Joe already stated sleep would not be lost if the Bucs somehow had Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love fall to them at No. 15.

Joe thinks there are question marks at running back. Rachaad White is gone. Bucky Irving, who knows what happened to him? At least, the Bucs will need a back to catch and run like White did.

So would Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price be a good haul on the second day of the draft? Joe thinks so.

Joe doesn’t know how one college team could have two running backs so damn good but Notre Dame did. Price is sort of like White in that he’s not a one-trick pony. He can catch or run for first downs.

What are the Bucs’ thoughts on Bucky after he had such a disappointing season? And last year, Bucky simply was not good in the red zone, which is a little disturbing.

Price has no such issues. His vision is excellent, his lateral movement is as good as anyone’s and he can catch and make dudes miss.

(And before anyone chimes in, Joe doesn’t give two s(p)its where a guy went to college. Joe only wants whomever the Bucs draft to become a Pro Bowl player and helps the Bucs win Super Bowls.)

15 Responses to “Jadarian Price Brings Versatility”

  1. QBKilla Says:

    No thanks. Waaaaaaay too many holes on defense.

  2. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    So does Mike Washington Jr.

    Joe, you gotta start looking beyond the 1st round, there’s so much more talent and RBs who aren’t running on an achilles that was rebuilt 3 years ago.

  3. Jack Burton Mercer Says:

    We need a third RB that’s for sure. But we also need about 6-7 new starters on defense so Licht will have to figure that out.

  4. DS Says:

    He looks fast as hell and physical

  5. Deeboooo Says:

    Never a fan of drafting a Rb in the first round unless they are Mccaffery/Henry kind of player.

  6. DS Says:

    His vision is crazy looks like a home run hitter

  7. JimBobBuc Says:

    First three rounds need to be defense.

    Free Agency: ILB, Edge, backup G

    Draft:
    Edge
    ILB
    DT interior pass rusher

  8. Fred McNeil Says:

    That’s what draft boards are for. I don’t have any idea who I like just yet. A solid RB is only helpful if you can block for him.

  9. Truth be Told Says:

    Defense. Defense Defense. Nothing but when it comes to what this team needs draft and otherwise.

  10. john Says:

    joe the kid we want is jonah coleman. trust me

  11. Nicholas Carlson Says:

    Second day, sure. But like…we better have signed some very nasty FAs for the front seven.

  12. Boge Says:

    I wouldn’t draft an edge this year on days 1 or 2. Production is needed asap, sign a DE1 and draft DT’s and ILB’s, maybe a CB. If a TE or RB is there on Day 2, grab one.

  13. Allen Lofton Says:

    We can attribute the offensive line being the problem for the running and passing woes. There was no continuity due to serious injuries for the entire season. When the Bucs won Super Bowl 55 the offensive line remained healthy and kept Brady upright.

    The question is how to minimize the 2025 injuries. Will lightning strike twice . Hopefully not. The other lingering question is what can Bowles do about his defense. Hopefully these new defensive can make a difference.

    That’s a lot of ifs. 2026 is a make or break year.

  14. Brian in FL Says:

    Absolutely not. If we draft a RB anywhere before maybe round 5 I’ll be extraordinarily disappointed.

  15. Gipper Says:

    Deeboooo Says:
    February 11th, 2026 at 9:33 am
    Never a fan of drafting a Rb in the first round unless they are Mccaffery/Henry kind of player.
    ================================
    Jeremiyah Love will be better than both McCaffery and Henry. He is a can’t miss Gayle Sayers/Barry Sanders type back. If by some miracle he is availabe at 15, he has to be taken. Keep in mind that I have been pounding the table for an all defense draft. For Jeremiyah Love ,I would enthusiastically make an exception.

 

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