Josh EdwardsSep 2, 2026

In a rookie awards preview, CBS Sports argues Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love should be seen as the clear frontrunner for Offensive Rookie of the Year, given uncertainty at quarterback and receiver in the class.

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What Josh Edwards said

Love should be viewed as the heavy favorite.

Our reading: Jeremiyah Love to win Offensive Rookie of the Year

Where it was published: CBS Sports
The piece: 2026 NFL Rookie of the Year rankings: Why Jeremiyah Love offers OROY value, Rueben Bain Jr. deserves DROY edge
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Award Picks Jeremiyah Love Arizona Cardinals
Jeremiyah Love to win Offensive Rookie of the Year
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