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The Arizona Cardinals suffered a 36-24 loss to the New York Giants on October 4, dropping to a 1-3 record. The game ended with a 98-yard pick-six by Giants cornerback Deonte Banks. The Cardinals' offensive line and quarterback play were heavily criticized, and key injuries to Paris Johnson Jr. and Isaiah Adams were reported.
Jeremiyah Love has transitioned into a bellcow running back for the Arizona Cardinals, securing a 63% snap share and 76.3% of the backfield's XFP in Week 3. This shift follows a time-share arrangement with Tyler Allgeier in the first two weeks. Meanwhile, a quad strain to Breece Hall is expected to sideline him for two to three weeks, creating significant waiver wire opportunities for fantasy managers.
Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love, a former Notre Dame teammate of Jadarian Price, says Price has few discernible weaknesses and is hard to stop once he gets rolling. Love will help Arizona's defense prepare for Price as the Cardinals visit the Seahawks on Sunday, and while he respects his friend, his loyalty is with his team.
The Arizona Cardinals stunned the LA Chargers 26-14 in Mike LaFleur’s first game as head coach, with rookie Jeremiyah Love providing an early spark and a backfield-by-committee approach alongside Tyler Allgeier. Arizona dominated time of possession and produced scoring on most drives, though four field goals highlighted red‑zone inefficiency. The defense limited the Chargers in the second half, forcing turnovers on downs and a blocked punt, and Aj Kendrick Bourne contributed as a reliable underneath option. The win also marked the first time a Cardinals head coach won his debut since 1973, signaling a hopeful start to LaFleur’s tenure.
Jeremiyah Love rushed 11 times for 41 yards and a TD and added two receptions in Week 1, stepping in as Arizona’s potential No. 1 back after rehabbed ankle, while Tyler Allgeier led the committee with 17 carries. Love’s strong start suggests a promising role, but the backfield remains a split and Week 2 vs. the Seahawks is a tougher matchup, so fantasy managers should view Love as a risky FLEX/RB2 depending on health and usage.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love is expected to play in Week 1 vs. the Chargers after an ankle injury. He’s been limited in practice but trending toward activation, with coach Mike LaFleur saying there could be no limits if he practices fully. Love is expected to share touches with Tyler Allgeier, likely keeping him in the mid-to-low RB2 range for fantasy in Week 1 depending on active status.
Cardinals rookie Jeremiyah Love is expected to play in Week 1 vs. the Chargers after back-to-back limited practices, likely rotating carries with starter Tyler Allgeier and projecting as a mid- to low-end RB2 in fantasy.
ESPN's Adam Schefter indicates Cardinals RB Jeremiyah Love is likely to play Week 1 vs. the Chargers after limited practice on an ankle injury, potentially sharing carries with Tyler Allgeier and remaining a FLEX option in fantasy if active.
The Cardinals opened Week 1 against the Chargers with Tyler Allgeier listed as RB1 and Jeremiyah Love as RB2, with Love expected to split work after an ankle injury; Bam Knight is the No.3 back, and the depth chart could evolve if Love builds on his Notre Dame production.
Arizona rookie Jeremiyah Love sits behind Tyler Allgeier on the Cardinals’ unofficial Week 1 running back depth chart, with Love dealing with an ankle injury that could limit his Week 1 role while Allgeier is positioned for a larger early-season workload.
Jeremiyah Love's high-ankle sprain reshapes the 2026 fantasy RB rankings into three tiers, with Bijan Robinson, Jahmyr Gibbs, Christian McCaffrey and Jonathan Taylor leading the top tier; Derrick Henry, Saquon Barkley, De'Von Achane, Ashton Jeanty and James Cook comprise the second tier, while Love sits at No. 14 in Tier 3 alongside Kyren Williams, Kenneth Walker III, Omarion Hampton and Chase Brown, underscoring injury risk and shifting workload expectations for drafts.
Two NFL head coaches who share a surname—Mike LaFleur with the Cardinals and Matt LaFleur with the Packers—along with quarterbacks/running back named Love (Jeremiyah and Jordan) are likely to create a season of name-confusion for reporters in 2026, turning cross-name misattributions into a recurring narrative ahead of the preseason and Week 1 matchups.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love has a high ankle sprain and is hopeful to be ready for Week 1 against the Chargers; the No. 3 overall pick flashed in the preseason, but Arizona may ease him into action behind Tyler Allgeier, with coach Mike LaFleur emphasizing workload management.
NFL preseason Week 1 injuries mounted as teams head into Week 2, with Marcus Mariota spraining his MCL, Breece Hall dealing with an upper‑leg/groin concern, Jeremiyah Love sidelined by a high ankle sprain, Chase Bisontis tearing his MCL and missing his rookie season, Jamal Adams suffering a season‑ending torn quadriceps, Mitch Trubisky being evaluated for a biceps issue, Graham Mertz tearing an ACL, Jordyn Tyson hamstringing to miss about two months, and Kyle Monangai hyperextended knee.
Arizona's 2026 NFL Draft class has been sidelined by injuries: first-round running back Jeremiyah Love is out indefinitely with an ankle issue; third-round quarterback Carson Beck has rib soreness and is not practicing; second-round tackle Chase Bisontis will miss the season after knee surgery; fourth-round Kaleb Proctor tore his meniscus and is also out for the year. Love and Beck are expected to return later, while Bisontis and Proctor are season-ending losses as the Cardinals rebuild under head coach Mike LaFleur.