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Several Seahawks Return To Practice Monday But No Sign Of Jadarian Price At Warmups

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RENTON, WASHINGTON - JUNE 11: Jadarian Price #8 of the Seattle Seahawks looks on during practice at Virginia Mason Athletic Center on June 11, 2026 in Renton, Washington. (Photo by Jack Compton/Getty Images) | Getty Images

The Seattle Seahawks are back on the practice field Monday, as they prepare for the 2026 season and defending their title as reigning World Champions after stomping the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX.

The first on-field action against another team will come on Saturday when the Seahawks host the Dallas Cowboys at Lumen Field to open the preseason, and ahead of that matchup a handful of members of the roster returned to practice after having been held out the last for days for a variety of reasons.

The sun is out, Tool (!) is playing on the loudspeakers and the Seahawks are back on the practice field after a day off yesterday.

WR Jake Bobo, CB Julian Neal, LB Jamie Sheriff and DL Mike Morris are back in uniform after missing time with injuries. pic.twitter.com/zEn8tTUWG9

— Brady Henderson (@BradyHenderson) August 10, 2026

The return to practice of Jake Bobo, Julian Neal, Jamie Sherriff and Mike Morris is obviously good news, as is the news from Corbin Smith that offensive linemen Mason Richman and Logan Brown are back at work after getting dinged up during the team scrimmage Saturday.

Mason Richman and Logan Brown are suited up after getting banged up on Saturday. Julian Neal is also back in pads, but Jadarian Price isn’t out here for warmups. #Seahawks

— Corbin K. Smith (@CorbinSmithNFL) August 10, 2026

Of course, as good as the news that Brown and Richman are suited up is, the fact that there is no sign of Jadarian Price during warmups is not great. Price has been held out of practice the last few days with lower-body soreness, but is expected to be back in action sometime soon. Of course, the longer the absence continues for the Seahawks first round pick, the more questions fans will raise about exactly how sore he is and what might be causing it.