FantasyPros Articles on Jeremiyah Love
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Love is already nursing an ankle injury, while Arizona has a legitimate stable of backs with Tyler Allgeier and James Conner, giving them little reason to force a massive workload onto their young back. There's also a scenario I don't think we're talking about enough: if the Cardinals are out of contention late in the year and Love is still dealing with the ankle or picks up another nagging injury, what's stopping them from protecting him or shutting him down entirely when fantasy championships are being decided?
STACKED’s take
Love's injury risk and shutdown scenario make 28th-overall pick unsustainable.
James Emrick-Wilson (The Armchair Sports Corner) identifies Love at RB14 and 28th overall as the biggest bust at running back, emphasizing this has nothing to do with talent and everything to do with how many things have to go right for him to pay off that price. Love is already nursing an ankle injury, while Arizona has a legitimate stable of backs with Tyler Allgeier and James Conner, giving them little reason to force a massive workload onto their young back. Emrick-Wilson also raises a scenario not being discussed enough: if the Cardinals are out of contention late in the year and Love is still dealing with the ankle or picks up another nagging injury, what's stopping them from protecting him or shutting him down entirely when fantasy championships are being decided? Love could be a terrific NFL player, but at 28th overall, there are far more paths to him failing to return that investment than to him meaningfully outperforming it.
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