Overview
- NFL insider Albert Breer told Yahoo Sports that Love could give Cam Ward quick outlet throws and more second-and-short downs, which would slow pass rushers and steady the offense.
- PFF identified Tennessee as the most logical landing spot based on roster needs and recent signings, while listing Washington, Arizona, the Giants, and the Rams as other possible fits.
- Love enters the draft as a consensus RB1 with a 4.36-second 40-yard dash, 1,372 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns in 2025, plus 27 catches, a Doak Walker Award, and Heisman finalist honors.
- Tennessee’s backfield lacks a clear long-term lead runner as Tony Pollard underwhelmed last season by PFF’s grading, and the team finished near the bottom of the league in rushing efficiency.
- Ward held the ball longer than any QB in the Next Gen Stats era since 2016 due to limited receiver separation, and coaches with histories of featuring pass-catching backs view Love as a schematic fit, though the Titans’ plans remain unannounced.