Jeremiyah Love Analytical Draft Profile

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Prospect Information​

College: Notre Dame
Height/Weight: 6’ 0’’/212
Hands: 9 1/8"
Age: 21 (at the time of the 2026 season opener)

Important NFL Combine/Pro Day/Testing Numbers​

40-Yard Dash: 4.36
Vertical Jump: N/A
Broad Jump: N/A
20-Yard Shuttle: N/A
3-Cone: N/A

Model Overview — Why the Model Likes This Profile​

My Running Back Rookie Model evaluates running back prospects through the traits that historically translate best to fantasy production. The model weighs rushing efficiency, tackle-breaking ability, explosive-play creation, receiving utility, physical thresholds, expected draft capital and historical comp-based outcomes.

Love checks nearly every box the model is looking for. He brings high-end projected draft capital, explosive rushing production, legitimate receiving utility and one of the strongest composite athletic profiles in the class.

This is the kind of profile that historically carries both a high ceiling and strong early-career fantasy odds if the landing spot supports immediate usage.

Model Derived Athletic Scores​

BMI: 28.7
Speed Score: 117.3
Burst Score: 45.7
Agility Score: 11.28
Composite Athleticism Score: 0.92
Historical Athleticism Percentile: 95th

Love’s composite athletic score places him among the best backs in the class. This percentile reflects a size-adjusted, multi-metric model rather than raw testing alone, so it is meant to capture how strong the full athletic profile is historically from a fantasy translation standpoint. In Love’s case, both the raw testing and the composite score point to a clearly high-end athlete.

Rushing Efficiency Metrics​

Elusive Rating: 123.5
Missed Tackles Forced per Attempt: 0.281
Explosive Run Rate: 0.196
Yards After Contact per Attempt: 4.50
Yards per Carry: 6.9
Breakaway Rate: 52.9%

Love’s rushing profile is loaded with fantasy-friendly indicators. He created yards after contact at a high level, forced missed tackles at a strong rate and generated explosive runs consistently. The breakaway percentage is especially notable, underscoring how dangerous he is once he reaches the second level.

Receiving Usage​

2025
Targets: 34
Receptions: 27
Receiving Yards: 280
Routes Run: 152
Yards per Route Run: 1.84

Love is not just an explosive runner. He also brings meaningful receiving involvement, and his 2025 passing-game usage supports the idea that he can stay on the field in multiple situations at the next level.

Production Snapshot​

2025
Games: 12
Carries: 199
Rushing Yards: 1,372
Yards per Carry: 6.9
Rushing Touchdowns: 18
Targets: 34
Receptions: 27
Receiving Yards: 280

Explosive Production
Explosive Runs: 39
Breakaway Runs: 23
Breakaway Yards: 726

Love’s 2025 profile gives the model exactly what it wants to see from a top-end fantasy prospect: strong volume, outstanding efficiency, touchdown production and real receiving value. This is not a thin projection built only on traits.

Positive Indicators​

Explosive rushing profile​

Love’s explosive run rate and breakaway rate are elite indicators of big-play upside.

Strong contact balance and tackle-breaking​

His yards after contact and missed tackles forced per attempt show a back who creates for himself rather than relying purely on blocking.

High-end fantasy translation signals​

Projected top-10 draft capital, strong receiving usage and a premium composite athletic profile all support early fantasy relevance.

Areas of Concern​

Composite-comp expectations are extremely high​

When the comp cluster includes names at the very top of the fantasy landscape, the bar for matching expectation becomes difficult to clear.

Early-role dependency still matters​

Even elite prospects are sensitive to landing spot and immediate opportunity, especially at running back.

Touchdown efficiency may be difficult to fully replicate​

An 18-rushing-touchdown season is a major positive, but touchdown rates are often one of the least stable parts of projection.

Historical Model Comps​

Jahmyr Gibbs
Bijan Robinson
Leonard Fournette
Christian McCaffrey
Ashton Jeanty

This is an elite comp cluster. While no comp set should be taken literally, the model is clearly placing Love in a premium historical bucket built around athleticism, production and fantasy-friendly versatility.

Historical Fantasy Tier Outcomes​

Elite RB1 (Top-12): 50.5%
RB2 (13–24): 21.8%
RB3 (25–36): 13.9%
Outside Top-36: 13.9%

These outcomes are exclusive and sum to 100%. Love carries one of the strongest top-end outcome distributions in the class, with the model giving him better than a 50% chance of producing an elite RB1 season.

Early Career Fantasy Outlook​

Most likely trajectory

Year 1: RB10–RB20
Year 2–3: RB1–RB12

Model Projection
Year 1 Fantasy Points: 173.9
Best-Year Fantasy Points: 253.8
3-Year Fantasy Points: 600.2

Love projects as one of the few backs in this class with a legitimate path to immediate fantasy starter value and eventual difference-making upside.

Dynasty Translation​

Love profiles as one of the premier dynasty rookie backs in the 2026 class. He combines the production profile, receiving utility, big-play ability and projected opportunity that fantasy managers should be chasing near the top of rookie drafts.

If the NFL values him in line with the model’s projected draft capital, Love will enter the league with one of the strongest overall fantasy outlooks in this class and a very real chance to emerge as an early-impact RB1/RB2 asset.


This article originally appeared on The Huddle: Jeremiyah Love Analytical Draft Profile: Model Comps and Metrics

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