'23 MO RB Jeremiyah Love (Notre Dame Man)

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The Notre Dame Club of Phoenix is sponsoring a game trip to see Love play for the AZ Cardinals. But it is @$200 for a ticket, and you have to watch an NFL game, in the league's least interesting venue.
 

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I can't believe he's going to be saddled with Nathaniel Hackett and forced to split carries with a plodder behind that OL.
honestly he'd have been better falling in the draft and making less money on his rookie deal to be on a better team and have a more fulfilling career
 

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honestly he'd have been better falling in the draft and making less money on his rookie deal to be on a better team and have a more fulfilling career
The skill talent with Trey McBride, Michael Wilson, and Marvin Harrison Jr. is legitimately solid. Jacoby Brissett is not nearly as bad as people think, and they will be able to draft a top tier QB prospect for next season. So on paper, Love in Year 2 or Year 3 could be a top guy on a competitive team.

But for 2026? You've got him running behind an atrocious OL with a horrible OC. And splitting carries. In the hardest division in football. Hard to not see him being called a "bust" and I feel bad for him. Kansas City or Washington and he probably ends up being a star this year.
 

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i aint sold on Harrison as a WR1
Was overrated coming out of OSU for sure, but Petzing insisted on treating MHJ like he was the second coming of Randy Moss. Dude really wasn't a go route merchant in Columbus, but got used like that a lot for the Cards
 

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The skill talent with Trey McBride, Michael Wilson, and Marvin Harrison Jr. is legitimately solid. Jacoby Brissett is not nearly as bad as people think, and they will be able to draft a top tier QB prospect for next season. So on paper, Love in Year 2 or Year 3 could be a top guy on a competitive team.

But for 2026? You've got him running behind an atrocious OL with a horrible OC. And splitting carries. In the hardest division in football. Hard to not see him being called a "bust" and I feel bad for him. Kansas City or Washington and he probably ends up being a star this year.
After watching Brissett with the Colts I will tell you he is as bad. He has a few moments that make you think he can win and then he turns around and pops your balloon.
 

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You guys think Nathaniel Hackett is calling plays and not Mike LaFleur?
I think he poisons the tree of anything he touches. I truly think he is one of the most "net negative" coaches in the sport. They would be better with ChatGPT.
 

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honestly he'd have been better falling in the draft and making less money on his rookie deal to be on a better team and have a more fulfilling career
Agreed. I said it then and I'll say it again- absolutely terrible landing spot for him this season.
 

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I think he poisons the tree of anything he touches. I truly think he is one of the most "net negative" coaches in the sport. They would be better with ChatGPT.
In french, CHATGPT, means that you just told a cat that you micturated.
 

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I think he poisons the tree of anything he touches. I truly think he is one of the most "net negative" coaches in the sport. They would be better with ChatGPT.
I guess I disagree, but remains to be seen if Mike LaFleur learned enough during his time with McVay.
 

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Problem for them starts at the top and its Bidwell, who is a massive chump and if he was in any other region where people actually cared he'd be facing "sell the team" chants every time he stepped out in public
 

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I think he poisons the tree of anything he touches. I truly think he is one of the most "net negative" coaches in the sport. They would be better with ChatGPT.
Hmm, I wonder when that will happen for the first time. I actually think that an AI would be better at consolidating the massive amount of info, pulling tends, etc than a human coach who might go with his gut a bit too much.

And I am a luddite when it comes to most AI uses.
 

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Hmm, I wonder when that will happen for the first time. I actually think that an AI would be better at consolidating the massive amount of info, pulling tends, etc than a human coach who might go with his gut a bit too much.

And I am a luddite when it comes to most AI uses.
I know this is forbidden in-game at the CFB level and I'm fairly certain the NFL has existing rules that would prevent it at this time.
 

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I know this is forbidden in-game at the CFB level and I'm fairly certain the NFL has existing rules that would prevent it at this time.
Didn't know that. Danke.

Howeever, in the future, some dork-ass D3 team (thinking scUM) will challenge the rule, get a local-homer judge to rule that the AI rule is invalid and then will be legal for all.
 
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This may be nitpicky, but he never lost a fumble in his entire college career. Ball came loose one time in three years....

= 94 carry lol
I mean he will get a bump in the update that occurs a couple months into the season. He'll probably be around 88-89 at the end of the season.
 
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