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Jeremiyah Love 'Prepared for This Moment' as Notre Dame Star Declares for NFL Draft
Love set Notre Dame records with 21 all-purpose touchdowns, won the Doak Walker Award, and ranks third nationally in rushing touchdowns, entering the 2026 NFL draft.
- Tuesday night, Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love declared for the 2026 NFL draft, announcing the decision on social media and thanking family, coaches, and teammates.
- Love's breakout year earned him the Doak Walker Award after finishing fourth nationally with 1,372 rushing yards and third with 18 rushing touchdowns.
- Love set a Notre Dame single-season mark with 21 all-purpose touchdowns, passing Jerome Bettis, former Notre Dame running back, and a 56-yard touchdown highlighted his explosiveness.
- Love is skipping his senior season to enter the draft and is widely expected to be the top running back next year, with Field Yates projecting him 14th to the Kansas City Chiefs.
- With Notre Dame 10-2 and the season over, Love declared three days after finishing third in Heisman voting, which went to Fernando Mendoza.
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Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love declares for NFL draft
Notre Dame junior Jeremiyah Love, a Heisman Trophy finalist and the Doak Walker Award winner as the top running back in college football, declared for the 2026 NFL Draft on Tuesday.Love, 6-foot, 214-pounder, is projected to be the first running back selected and a potential first-round pick. He made the announcement on social media.Notre Dame (10-2) was the first team left out of the College Football Playoff and decided not to play a bowl game, …
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Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love announces he's entering NFL draft
Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love is bypassing his senior season to enter the NFL draft. Love's announcement Tuesday comes three days after he finished third in voting for the Heisman Trophy that went to Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza.
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