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NFL Draft

Where Will Jeremiyah Love Hear His Name Called?

No prospect has been talked about more than Jeremiyah Love leading up to the 2026 NFL Draft and every conversation either starts, or ends, with the same question: What team will draft Jeremiyah Love?

There have been rumors swirling early and often tied to the blue-chip prospect, with the most recent report indicating that he will land somewhere between the No. 3 pick and the No. 7 pick. Let’s go team by team through this segment of the draft to identify what his most likely landing spot will be.

🗽 New York Giants (1.05)

• Odds to Draft Love: +450 (DraftKings)

This is where things get interesting. If Love makes it through the top four picks, we could very well see the Giants take a shot on the Notre Dame RB despite hitting on Cam Skattebo in last year’s draft.

As I mentioned over the weekend, the Giants and new HC John Harbaugh are “especially high” on RB Jeremiyah Love. Where there’s smoke, there’s often fire, and the Giants trading Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals in exchange for 1.10 certainly poured a few extra drops of gasoline onto this one. With two picks in the top 10 (1.05, 1.10), the Giants may feel more inclined to take Love at 1.05, knowing they can likely shore up a defensive need at 1.10.

That said, the odds are not in favor of Love being available at 1.05. Plus, the Giants had a known presence at Jordyn Tyson’s Friday workout last week, and GM Joe Schoen went as far as having dinner with the buzzy WR the night before the workout. As Peter Schrager notes, 1.05 may be a touch rich for Tyson, but the Giants could realistically see him fall to 1.10 and allow themselves to take a shot on shoring up a need on the defensive side of the ball with Sonny Styles or Caleb Downs.

Of the teams not favored to draft Love, the Giants are the team that I feel best about taking the shot if he’s available, but man, it would deal a massive blow to Cam Skattebo’s fantasy football value.

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A New Weapon For Baker Mayfield?

Predicting fantasy football can be pretty difficult. Predicting fantasy football AND the NFL Draft?

Good luck.

With the draft just a few days away, so much is going to change when it comes to the fantasy landscape. And although madness is sure to ensue, let’s take out the crystal ball and try our best to see the future with three fantasy football predictions for the 2026 NFL Draft.

Kenyon Sadiq Becomes Tampa Bay’s Starting TE

While it is difficult to ignore Tampa Bay’s sudden need for secondary and linebacker help, let’s have some fun and plug Sadiq into this offense, shall we? 

Bucs’ GM Jason Licht stated that if the team were to add a tight end in this draft, that player would have to bring an element that others in the tight end room simply don’t. Sadiq offers an entirely different dimension, running the fastest 40-yard dash by a tight end in NFL Scouting Combine history (4.39). He’s 6-foot-3 and 241 pounds, and can be used in ways that Cade Otton simply cannot. 

Ian Hartitz broke down Sadiq’s game in his Kenyon Sadiq scouting report, pointing out that he was utilized all over the formation. Whether it be in-line, from the slot, out wide or even out of the backfield, Oregon found ways to get the football to Sadiq. His 34% screen rate was one of the highest we’ve seen from a tight end, while Sadiq made plenty of defenders miss after the catch. Over the past two seasons in Tampa Bay, meanwhile, Otton has seen just 9 total screen targets.

New offensive coordinator Zac Robinson utilized 12 personnel (2TE sets) 38% of the time last year in Atlanta, the second-highest rate in football. If he wants to implement a similar approach in Tampa Bay, especially with Mike Evans gone, adding a player like Sadiq could make a ton of sense.

Read on for two more fantasy football predictions for the NFL Draft. ⤵️

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Around The Watercooler

The latest fantasy and NFL gossip, news and memes from our merry band of football nerds …

🚨 Updated first-round Mock Draft. Jordyn Tyson is FLYING up the board.

👀 Could there be some underrated QBs in this draft class? Potentially …

💪 Edible Mascot sacrifice on Day 2 of the NFL Draft? This time, the fans EAT.

🤔 WHAT DOES THIS MEAN, JALEN? Ominous scheduled post from Mr. Hurts.

🐏 Things are coming together for the Rams. News on Stafford extension and Puka drama.

💰 Sell this WR before it’s too late. His best days may be behind him.

🔮 Is Aiyuk stuck forever? Free him, please.

10 Bold Calls For The 2026 NFL Draft

Now that we’re just about positive that AJ Brown is moving up the East Coast (see above), Ian and Dwain take a look at who might be replacing him from the pile of WRs available in the draft.