Cowboys Consider Bold RB Draft Gamble

On March 23rd, the Dallas Cowboys are turning heads with buzz about drafting Notre Dame

running back Jeremiah Love at the 12th overall pick in the.

2026 NFL Draft One scene as a wild idea, this move is gaining

real traction as teams weigh elite talent against positional value.

Running backs like Love rarely go that high, even with his explosive speed and big playability.

Experts see him as one of the top players in the class, but his position might let him

slide right into Dallas's range.

Fans and analysts are split, with many calling it the team's boldest draft gamble yet.

It would supercharge and already stacked offense alongside Dak Prescott, CD Lamb, George

Pickens and Jake Ferguson, easing the load on Javante.

Williams with chunk plays on screens and outside runs.

The big downside is Dallas's shaky defense, which still needs major fixes.

Grabbing a running back so early would force aggressive trades or later picks to shore

up that side of the ball.

In the end, it boils down to whether the Cowboys trust Love's game breaking upside enough

to prioritize talent over immediate needs, a choice that could shape their whole season.

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