
Bournemouth reach agreement to appoint Rose as Iraola successor
Bournemouth has reached an agreement to appoint Marco Rose as their new head coach, succeeding Andoni Iraola.
Jerimiyah Love had an outstanding 2025 season at Notre Dame, with 1,372 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns. His performance positions him as the top running back prospect for the 2026 NFL Draft.
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Jeremiyah Love put up the kind of season that usually ends debates. The NFL will still try to debate it anyway, because heās a running back. Loveās 2025 production at Notre Dame was elite and clean ā 199 carries, 1,372 rushing yards, 18 rushing touchdowns, 6.9 yards per carry, plus 280 receiving yards. Thatās not just a good back. Thatās a player creating explosive offense on demand ā efficiency, volume, scoring, and enough receiving value to keep him on the field in every situation.
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Thatās why ranking Love ahead of the top defenders isnāt a hot take. Itās a talent take. Youāre not ranking contracts. Youāre ranking how quickly a player can change your team and dictate a game. And Love does that immediately.
Jerimiyah Love recorded 199 carries, 1,372 rushing yards, 18 rushing touchdowns, and 280 receiving yards in the 2025 season.
His elite production and ability to create explosive offense make him a standout player, showcasing efficiency, volume, and scoring capability.
Other top prospects include David Bailey, a premium edge type, and Arvell Reese, a potential top pick linebacker.

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The positional value argument feels lazy to me on this one, because it pretends the league doesnāt need to pay for elite RB play. Kyle Monangai, as an example ā and a fair one. Teams keep saying running backs donāt matter⦠that theyāre a dime-a-dozen. And then spend an entire season realizing backs who can tilt downs are still a cheat code.
And if you want the practical draft signal, itās already out there. Reporting and draft coverage have the Titansā decision potentially coming down to Love vs. Sonny Styles at the top of the board because the top edge names are expected to be gone early. Thatās the point ā teams that draft high donāt get to live in perfect positional value fantasies. They take the elite player who changes the scoreboard.
Love is that player. If a team passes on him because it has āboard discipline,ā itās going to spend the next five years watching him make them look stupid.