2026 NFL Draft: Can Jeremiyah Love Challenge Saquon Barkley’s No. 2 RB Record?

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2026 NFL Draft: Can Jeremiyah Love Challenge Saquon Barkley’s No. 2 RB Record?

Jeremiyah Love has emerged as a serious contender to challenge Saquon Barkley’s No. 2 overall draft mark among running backs. However, he is widely projected as a top-10 to top-15 pick in the Draft. Some mocks (like ESPN) place him as high as No. 5 overall. If that happens, he will not be able to break Saquon’s record this year.

By Nidheesh Kumar

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