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Love managed under four yards per carry against Chargers' 12th-ranked run defense.
Love averaged under four yards per carry in Week 1 against the Chargers, who held Arizona to 116 rushing yards as a team with an average of 3.4 yards per carry. This demonstrates the Chargers' solid run defense (61.4 PFF grade, 12th ranked) heading into Week 2 against the Raiders.
Love is RB1 but faces competition from Allgeier, Knight, and returning Conner.
Love is the number one running back on the Cardinals depth chart but shares carries with veteran backups Tyler Allgeier and Bam Knight; additionally, James Conner is currently on injured reserve and will take carries away when healthy.
Only 18% of Seahawks fans expect Love to outgain Price in Week 2 rushing yards.
In Week 1, Love ran 11 times for 41 yards and caught 2 passes for 9 yards as a rookie. Only 18% of polled Seahawks fans voted that Love will outgain former Notre Dame teammate Jadarian Price in rushing yards in Week 2 against Arizona, compared to 82% voting for Price.
Love's Week 1 line: 11 carries, 41 yards; faces veteran backfield competition.
Love posted 11 carries for 41 yards and 2 receptions for 9 yards in his Week 1 debut as Arizona's number-one running back; he faces depth chart competition from Tyler Allgeier and Bam Knight, plus veteran James Conner on injured reserve who will take carries upon return.
Love faces former Notre Dame teammate Price in Week 2.
Arizona Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love will face Seahawks rookie Jadarian Price in Week 2; the two were former Notre Dame backfield mates.
Shepardson prefers Jones over Love despite Love's higher ECR ranking.
Josh Shepardson would start Aaron Jones over Jeremiyah Love despite Love ranking ahead of Jones in half-PPR ECR, indicating Shepardson views Love as overvalued relative to Jones for Week 2 consideration.
Love ranks thirtieth in Week 2 flex rankings vs. Seahawks.
The source ranks Jeremiah Love thirtieth in Week 2 flex rankings against the Seattle Seahawks.
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Love's 13.2 expected half-PPR points and 1B role offer boom-bust RB2 upside.
Love had 13.2 expected half-PPR points as a boom-bust RB2 in Week 1. He was the clear 1B behind Allgeier, who had the lone inside-the-five-yard-line carry, but Love will get more targets when games are tighter or when Arizona is losing, positioning him for increased usage and upside.
Love's elite tape and talent gap over Allgeier signals imminent lead-back role.
Love was excellent in his NFL debut despite limited practice due to a preseason ankle injury. He displayed perennial Pro Bowl-caliber talent with elite jump-cut ability and burst. There is a clear talent gap between Love and Tyler Allgeier, and the gap should narrow and ultimately flip in due time as Love moves from 1B to the lead role.
Love over 16.5 rec yards vs. Seahawks' RB-friendly defense
The source targets Jeremiah Love over 16.5 receiving yards against the Seahawks in Week 2. The Seahawks allowed the most receptions to running backs over expectations last season and the highest boost to the position. Love is the clear choice for dump-offs against Seattle's tough run defense; he looked fantastic in Week 1 coming off an ankle sprain and will be ramped up slowly. He should see increased involvement on long down-and-distance and when trailing, which sets up well for hitting the prop given the Seahawks' defensive strength.
Love's limited usage and Seahawks' elite run defense create bust risk despite his talent.
Despite his talent and draft capital, Love is a fade candidate in Week 2 due to limited early usage and a brutal matchup. In Week 1, coming off a preseason ankle sprain, Love logged fewer snaps, carries, and rushing yards than Tyler Allgeier, who remains the listed starter on the depth chart. Love posted just 2.8 expected yards per carry (fewest among RBs with at least five carries in Week 1) and averaged -0.7 yards before contact per carry (ahead of only Pittsburgh and Atlanta backs). While he forced six missed tackles and gained 4.5 yards after contact per carry, the Cardinals offense limits his upside. The Seahawks present the toughest RB matchup in the league, allowing the lowest explosive run rate and EPA/carry to running backs since last season and ranking second in success rate, yards before contact per carry, and missed tackle rate on rushes. Love is a borderline starter based on usage and talent but faces a real chance of a full dud.
Love ranked 24th in RB consensus for Week 2 with variance.
Ranked 24th among running backs in Week 2 accuracy consensus; average ranking of 24 with range from 19 to 30 across expert models, showing notable variance in expert opinion.
Seahawks' elite run defense makes Love a fade in Week 2.
The source recommends avoiding Love in Week 2 vs. Seahawks due to a tough matchup. The Seahawks' defense was stingy against the run in Week 1, allowing only 2.6 yards per carry on 25 planned rush plays against the Patriots. The source is trying to avoid Love if possible.
Love's projection declines to 9.2 PPG in Week 2 vs. Seattle.
Jeremiah Love is projected for 9.2 points in Week 2, down from a Week 1 PPG of 12.0, suggesting a decline in expected fantasy output for the Cardinals running back in the matchup against Seattle.
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Jeremiyah Love faces a tough Week 2 matchup against Seattle.
Love is listed among tough RB matchups for Week 2, facing Seattle.
Buy against Seahawks backup QB; favorable game script for Love
Jeremiah Love is a 'buy in fantasy football' because he faces the Seahawks backup quarterback, which should keep the game competitive and favorable for his production.
Love's high ankle sprain and Seahawks' elite defense create unfavorable Week 2 matchup.
Despite his talent as one of the most exciting rookies in recent years, Love faces a poor matchup in Week 2 against the defending champion Seahawks. Seattle's dominant defensive line should continue to control the trenches, and Arizona's offensive line remains a work in progress. Love is still recovering from a high ankle sprain, which could limit his effectiveness and snap count, making this a difficult week despite his bright long-term future.
Love got fewer carries than Allgeier in Week 1 but source maintains RB2 faith.
Love saw fewer carries than Tyler Allgeier in Week 1, which was not entirely unexpected given the Cardinals' grinding out a surprise victory over the Chargers. The source guesses the Cardinals will need to lean more on Love's play-making ability in Week 2 vs. Seattle and is still easily keeping the RB2 faith.
Source keeping RB2 faith in Love; expects more touches vs. Seattle.
Love saw fewer carries than Allgeier in Week 1, but the source maintains RB2 faith, expecting the Cardinals to lean more on Love's play-making ability in Week 2 vs. Seattle after grinding out a surprise victory over the Chargers in Week 1.
Love faces uphill battle vs. elite Seahawks run defense; needs receiving upside.
Love worked out in Week 1 and put his talent on display, but Seattle's defense makes starting him tempting to bench when paired with Arizona's RB split and Love's ramp-up off injury. Seattle was No. 1 versus fantasy rushing production in 2025 and shut down Rhamondre Stevenson in Week 1. A goal-line TD like he had in Week 1 is unlikely this week, meaning four targets and nine receiving yards won't cut it versus this defense. Love needs receiving production here; it's an uphill battle this weekend despite his talent and 12-15 touches.
Love's limited role (11 carries) behind Allgeier caps him at fringe top-20 in tough matchup.
No. 4 overall pick Love was limited in pro debut (32 snaps, 11 carries, 14 routes, four targets) and played second fiddle to Tyler Allgeier in rushing situations (17 carries vs. Love's 11) but was ahead in passing situations. Role likely to progressively grow, but in tough matchup against Seattle in Week 2, he's no more than fringe top-20 fantasy back.
Jeremiyah Love projects as RB2/3 for Week 2.
Listed as RB2/3 in the source's Week 2 rankings for Arizona, placing him in the second tier of running back production expectations.
Love will struggle to find running room against Seattle's tough run defense.
Love split the workload with Tyler Allgeier in Week 1, playing 44.4% of snaps with 32.4% designed carry share, 38.5% route share, and 8.1% target share. He had three red zone rushing attempts (Allgeier also had three). Love scored a touchdown to finish as RB19 with 13 touches and 50 total yards. He was efficient on a per-touch basis with 4.0 yards after contact per attempt and 27% missed tackle rate. However, the source states: 'Love will have a hard time finding running room in Week 2, so temper your expectations.' Seattle allowed the 12th-lowest explosive run rate, 12th-lowest rushing success rate, and had the fifth-highest stuff rate in Week 1.
Love has top-10 upside in Week 2; he's the preferred early-down back despite limited Week 1 work.
Love is identified as a smash start in Week 2 against Seattle despite limited workload in his regular-season debut (11 rushing attempts for 41 yards and a touchdown, 13 PPR points). The source emphasizes that Love was Arizona's preferred running back early in games, while Tyler Allgeier saw more total work (17 attempts) but accumulated 52.9% of his carries in the fourth quarter when the game was decided. The Cardinals entered the fourth quarter with a lead in Week 1, a scenario unlikely to repeat often this season, suggesting Love's early-down role will expand. Seattle surrendered 18.5 fantasy points to New England's backfield despite missing TreVeyon Henderson, indicating a favorable matchup. The source projects Love has top-10 upside against the division rival.