Campbell Hypes Gibbs, Boosts Love's Draft Stock

On March 30, Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is hyping up running back

Jameer Gibbs big time, saying the team wishes they drafted him even.

Earlier, he's calling Gibbs a dynamic mismatch who can line up at receiver

and make plays everywhere.

This vibe is straight fire for folks pushing the Tennessee Titans to grab

Notre Dame star Jeremiah Love, high in the 2026 NFL, draft.

Last season, nearly 10% of Gibbs' snaps had him out wide as a receiver.

He racked up 1223 rushing yards, good for seventh in the league,

plus six and 16 receiving yards, third among running, backs.

Over his first two years, he's averaging close to 2,000 yards from Scrimmage

and 19 touchdowns per season.

Campbell's words hit different because they show how versatile backs like Gibbs change games.

The Lions tinkered with his role early and now he's exploding.

Fans and analysts see Love fitting that mold perfectly,

easing worries about taking him at fourth overall.

This reinforces the case for the Titans.

Love's a blue chip talent with that same difference maker potential.

If they pull the trigger next year, expect them to point right to Gibbs as the blueprint.

Bottom line, Campbell's endorsement lights a fire under Love's stock.

Titans fans should feel good about building around explosive playmakers like this.

No cap.