Is RB Love a lock for top 10 draft pick?
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter unpack the reports of Jeremiyah Love most likely being selected in the top 10 of the 2026 NFL Draft, questioning if it is worth using an early pick on the Notre Dame star.
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Notre Dame's Jeremiah Love is the runaway number one running back prospect in this year's draft class, Denny Carter.
And like Ashton Ginty the year before him, it does not appear he will escape the top 10.
He's reportedly going to be taken between fifth and ninth overall.
Fifth is the New York Giants, ninth are the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Chiefs will not be taking him after drafting Kenneth Walker.
Maybe someone trades into that spot, though.
do you believe this report?
what do you think the odds are Jeremiah Love goes in the top 10?
I think the odds are pretty good, considering the direction of the NFL over the past two or three seasons where, you know, run-heavy, more conservative offenses combined with good defenses and good special teams have gone a long way, and sometimes even won the Super Bowl.
I think that that's kind of the model that teams are working with, that they're striving for.
It's a copycat league, and everybody's gonna try to be the Seahawks going forward, and that means that you're gonna have to run the ball quite a bit.
So I th- I could see Jeremiah Love actually gaining steam, over the next month or so, and, certainly, landing within the top 10, even, maybe even top five.
I could see teams maybe galaxy branding this too.
Like, why would you use a premium draft pick on a running back?
And the teams might be respond, "They're actually cheaper this way.
I don't have to give them forty-five million dollars like the Chiefs did with Kenneth Walker."
And there's just so many clubs here that he's And the Commanders really stick out to me.
I would love to see Jeremiah Love paired up with Jayden Daniels.
It'd be interesting with the Giants, though.
It'd be interesting with just about anybody.
He's a can't-miss, quote-unquote, "running back prospect," Jeremiah Love.
This will not be the last that you hear of him this spring on rotorworld.com.
