re: Jeremiyah Love vs top NFL RBs

1. Jeremiyah Love, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Big board rank: 6
Love is a future impact back at the NFL level. He checks every athletic box: speed, burst, agility and change-of-direction and pairs it with sharp footwork and natural receiving ability.

2. Jonah Coleman, Washington Huskies
Big board rank: 56
Coleman has an NFL build and outstanding rushing grades over the first three years of his college career. At over 225 pounds, he runs with good power and balance to gain yards after contact, yet shows surprising foot quickness and lateral agility for his size.

3. Jadarian Price, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Big board rank: 65
Analysis Coming soon!

4. Kaytron Allen, Penn State Nittany Lions
Big board rank: 131
If you view Allen through the lens of a power back, there's a lot to like. He converts speed to power well and uses a strong leg drive to fight through arm tackles, making him effective in short-yardage situations

5. Demond Claiborne, Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Big board rank: 133
As a smaller back, Claiborne can cover ground quickly when he sees daylight and can be a home run threat if he gets to the edge. However, Wake Forest's long mesh RPO scheme makes it difficult to fully evaluate his vision in man or gap concepts

6. CJ Baxter, Texas Longhorns
Big board rank: 142
Baxter has the build and athletic traits of a future NFL contributor. However, there's limited film to evaluat

7. Justice Haynes, Michigan Wolverines
Big board rank: 143
Haynes easily passes the off-the-bus test for an NFL running back, with solid size and a well-developed frame. He has the body type to lower his shoulder and run through contact, supported by a decent yards-after-contact per attempt average.

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But this still seems the case as to tiers.