Jeremiyah Love is a generation talent and the clear best offensive player in this draft which is reflected in things like Daniel Jeremiahs big board.

All the critics about drafting an RB at 8 is foolish he is a better offensive weapon than any of these WRs and we had a horrible rushing game last year one of if not the worst in the league. Tyler Shough led us in rushing TDs and he only played half the season. Kamara is not a viable option anymore and this is a weak draft class for RBs so no value in drafting one in later rounds as others suggest whereas this is a deep WR class.

We hired Kellen Moore after he led Eagles offence to a super bowl behind a history breaking season by Saquon. Kellen needs his new Saquon Barkley and what better option and timing than generational prospect Jeremiyah Love!

I understand wanting to draft defence over Jeremiyah Love although i strongly disagree but advocating for a WR instead is malpractice. Love is also a great receiving back and will create explosives in the passing game.

We must take the load off of of Shough’s shoulders and create a potent rushing attack. Jeremiyah Love will be the centrepiece of this offence for nearly a decade.

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  8. Agree with most of what you said. Haven’t followed much of the draft prep but it seems the DEs and WRs have some slight concerns (moreso on the WR side). Not sure why we would pick a Safety that high, are they really that valuable in today’s defenses? Sonny Styles seems like a lock but he probably wont drop to us. So Love seems like the best pick assuming he is there.

    Imagine the mismatches Moore can cook up with him coming out the backfield (brings me back to the early AK days). Also just having an elite safety valve for Shough to dump it if he gets pressured seems very valuable. And like you said, Moore worked magic with Saquon, I’m sure he would have great success with another elite RB.

  9. Team needs to fix the trenches before anything. Generational talent, but Love is working uphill if our line can’t open running lanes.

  10. Literally not as good a prospect as Reggie Bush. And he never turned out worth the pick.

    Football is incredibly intersectional. Drafting a running back that high is just not worth it.

    If he leads the league in rushing next year, it’s generally a bad sign for our offense. Bijan didn’t even lead his team to a winning record.

    Even using your generational framing, Barkley was a bust for the Giants. He certainly wasn’t worth the money and definitely didn’t lead to winning football. He was super injury prone on his rookie contract and thus sidelined a massive amount of his team’s salary cap year to year.

    At this point in the NFL, you want a decent running back so you can run effective play action and be able to run a 4-minute drill in the playoffs. That’s the entire purpose of a running game.

    Unless you’re a super Bowl ready team looking for that last piece, like the eagles were, it’s just not necessary yet.

  11. He would supercharge our offense and I’m tired of pretending he wouldn’t.

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