Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love just spilled the beans, admitting the Arizona defense is hitting him up for intel on our very own Jadarian Price. Talk about division rivalry heating up! Love and Price, both first-round draft picks this year, used to tear it up together at Notre Dame, but now they’re on opposite sides of the NFC West.
Love Says Price Has “Not Many Weaknesses”
So, what did Love tell the Cardinals about trying to stop Price, the Seahawks’ electric running back? Turns out, not much that’ll help them. Love essentially confirmed what the 12s already know: Price is a force! “They’ve been asking me stuff like, What are some of his weaknesses? Stuff like that,” Love said. “J doesn’t have many weaknesses. If you can get him you got to get him. Once he gets the ball, he gets rolling. It’s hard to stop him. He’s real fast. . . . You’ve got to get him early. I think very highly of JD, so I don’t really know what to say. Got to get him. Get him before he gets rolling.” Sounds like the Cardinals are in for a long Sunday afternoon trying to tackle our guy!
Brotherhood Goes Out the Window on Game Day
Even with the intel requests, Love made it clear he still considers Price like a brother. But don’t get it twisted, the loyalty stops there once the whistle blows. Love won’t be rooting for his former teammate when they clash on Sunday. “It will be a little different,” Love explained. “I played with JD for three years at Notre Dame. He was my teammate. He’s not going to be my teammate this upcoming game. He’s still my brother at the end of the day, but we’re preparing to go to war, so it’s going to be hi”
Sunday’s game against the Cardinals is gonna be a battle, no doubt. Love’s words only add fuel to the fire, highlighting just how dangerous Price is. You know our Seahawks will be ready to show the Cardinals, and the rest of the league, why they picked Price in the first round. Get ready for some fireworks, Emerald City!
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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