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Jeremiah Love at 20 is pretty unique here. Typically, you see love going in the third round, not the second. I'm completely fine taking Jeremiah Love in the third because while like the recent rookie running backs have been disappointing, Genty, Bejon, you can even go as far back as Clyde Bizair, they were all round one picks their rookie seasons...Jeremiah Love, instead of him being a round one pick, you get him in the third.

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Love at pick 20 is value; rookie RB disappointments have depressed his ADP

Mr. Veterany takes Jeremiah Love at pick 20, which he notes is an unusual second-round selection; Love typically goes in the third round, suggesting he views this as a value opportunity. Veterany is comfortable taking Love in the third round because recent rookie running backs (Gentry, Bejon, Clyde Edwards-Helaire) have disappointed despite being round-one picks in their rookie seasons; Love's third-round ADP is depressed compared to historical rookie RB valuations like Saquon Barkley and Ezekiel Elliott, creating value.

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