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Rookie Jeremiyah Love Looks the Part of a Star During Cardinals' First Week of Camp
Love’s speed and shifty moves have earned him continued reps with the starters as Arizona manages a crowded backfield, LaFleur said.
- Rookie running back Jeremiyah Love has earned consistent first-team repetitions during Arizona Cardinals training camp in Glendale, impressing teammates including quarterback Jacoby Brissett.
- Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur manages a crowded running back room featuring Tyler Allgeier, James Conner, and Trey Benson. LaFleur contacted the veterans after drafting Love to ensure they remained valued contributors.
- The 6-foot, 214-pound former Notre Dame star signed a fully-guaranteed $53 million, four-year deal this summer. Staff remains cognizant Love is still just 21 years old.
- LaFleur plans to rotate running backs, stating "not one running back can take all 65 snaps." Splitting repetitions keeps players fresh throughout the 17-game season.
- As the franchise rebuilds under LaFleur, Love represents a key piece for the future. If the rookie is not ready for the Sept. 13 opener against the Los Angeles Chargers, the team has sufficient depth.
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Rookie Jeremiyah Love looks the part of a star during Cardinals’ first week of camp
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Jacoby Brissett had a lot on his mind during the first few days of the Arizona Cardinals' training camp considering the quarterback was mostly relegated to
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Cardinals Cover 2 - Jeremiyah Love Looking To ‘Prove Myself,’ Not Thinking About Specific Role
Ep. 1023 - It’s eight days into training camp. There’s less than a week before the Cardinals’ preseason opener. Yet, there’s six weeks before the Cardinals play their first game of the regular season. In other words, there’s time. Time to determine roles. That was the message conveyed by rookie running back Jeremiyah Love on Friday. In his mind, he’s proven nothing yet despite the high expectations that come with being the third overall pick. Cr…
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