FantasyPros Articles on Jeremiyah Love
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The Arizona Cardinals have low implied team point totals, a difficult strength of schedule, and a projected bottom-tier win total, which all reduce the number of red-zone and goal-line opportunities available for Jeremiyah Love. Even worse, he'll be splitting carries with Tyler Allgeier and James Conner, who both have strong short-yardage resumes, making Love's touchdown equity less secure than his draft price suggests.
STACKED’s take
Love's high ankle sprain and committee backfield make RB14 price unsustainable.
Avery Thrasher (The Branded Sports) identifies Love as a bust candidate at ADP 28 (RB14) due to cost relative to environment rather than talent concerns. The Arizona Cardinals have low implied team point totals, a difficult strength of schedule, and a projected bottom-tier win total, which all reduce the number of red-zone and goal-line opportunities available for Love. He'll be splitting carries with Tyler Allgeier and James Conner, who both have strong short-yardage resumes, making Love's touchdown equity less secure than his draft price suggests. Love is also dealing with a high ankle sprain, making him questionable at best for Week 1. For Love to beat expectations, he likely needs strong rushing volume, meaningful receiving work, goal-line dominance, good health, and an unexpectedly competent Arizona offense—a long list of assumptions for a rookie back in a committee-leaning depth chart on a low-total team.
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