Jeremiyah Love

No. 4 · Rookie

Two years. Every rushing category. Every single one.

There is a version of this that sounds made up. Back-to-back seasons leading the entire country in rushing yards, rushing touchdowns, and total touchdowns. Both years. Not once — twice.

Jeremiyah Love ran for Notre Dame, and for two straight seasons nobody in college football gained more yards, scored more rushing touchdowns, or found the end zone more often. That is the whole résumé. It does not need decoration.

What it means is that Love arrives in the NFL not as a prospect who showed flashes — but as someone who carried a program at the highest level of college football and kept doing it when defenses knew exactly what was coming.

The question now is the one every great college runner eventually faces: what does all of that mean when the field gets faster and the gaps get smaller? That answer starts in Arizona.

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