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I think in general you most likely should be holding on to Jeremiah Love. Like if you drafted Jeremiah Love in the second round of your fantasy draft, you probably did so with the understanding like, hey, it's going to take a while for him to come through. You're going to have Jeremiah Love continuing to improve as a rookie.
STACKED’s take
Hold Love; second-round rookie RB with delayed emergence thesis; upside potential ahead.
Shawn McVey recommends holding Jeremiah Love, noting that drafting a rookie running back in the second round with a high ankle sprain carries the expectation of a delayed emergence; selling now forfeits the upside thesis that justified the draft capital. McVey also notes that if Jeremiah Love gets injured, Tyler Algier would become a weekly starter, indicating Love is currently the lead back. McVey acquired Love in a trade (sending Reuben Stevenson, Marshon Lloyd, and Jaylen Coker) and expresses confidence that Jeremiah Love will continue to improve as a rookie, identifying Love as a key piece of the team's future improvement and suggesting upside potential as the season progresses.
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