Jeremiyah Love or Jordan Addison: Who Should You Start?

2026 Week 3 · deterministic head-to-head · Verdicts based on PPR scoring.

Love edges Addison, but the call is narrower than their rank gap suggests

Love gets the nod on his stronger consensus standing and a small projection edge, but that forecast gap is modest for skill players. Addison’s much larger role and better scoring setup are real advantages; his vertical WR2 role makes that opportunity less dependable than the snap count implies. Arizona’s verified 43% snap usage confirms Love is still in a committee [azcardinals.com 2026-09-25], and the low team scoring outlook leaves him needing explosive plays to outperform that role.

What flips it: A meaningful target-volume increase for Addison while Love remains in a committee.

Sources: azcardinals.com · Sep 25, 2026

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Jeremiyah Love

Jeremiyah Love

RB11ARIvs SF

Projected Points

Sit
Jordan Addison

Jordan Addison

WR46MINvs TB

Projected Points

Toss-Up

Jeremiyah Love’s market

RUSH YDS
O/U 38.5
-112 / -112
REC
O/U 2.5
-101 / -126
REC YDS
O/U 14.5
-115 / -109
ATD
Anytime TD
+155

Jordan Addison’s market

REC
O/U 3.5
+132 / -169
Receptions Props →
REC YDS
O/U 36.5
-114 / -110
Receiving Yards Props →

Why Jeremiyah Love

Sit

Rookie RB in a committee backfield. Explosive big-play back with breakaway speed and pass-game receiving upside.

Sit — RB11 consensus, projects RB23 this week: 17.5 implied team total caps the ceiling, 11% target share.

  • Breakaway speed and receiving upside give a limited workload a path to a spike week.
  • The committee role is a real floor risk, especially if game script limits Arizona’s rushing chances.

Latest on Love

Role

Love has played 43 percent of Arizona's offensive snaps through two games.

Jeremiyah Love As 'CMC', Tight End Stars, And Friday Before The 49ersazcardinals.com · Sep 25, 2026

Josh Weinfuss on Cardinals rookie RB Jeremiyah Love's adjustment to the NFL.

VideoESPN · Sep 25, 2026

Josh Weinfuss reports on how Jeremiyah Love can adapt to pace of the NFL ahead of Week 2.

VideoESPN · Sep 18, 2026

LaFleur reiterates how rookie running back fits into plan

azcardinals.com · Sep 18, 2026

Reported by the sources listed — not independently verified.

Why Jordan Addison

Toss-Up

WR2 and vertical field-stretcher. Slight-framed separator with deep-ball tracking and red-zone production.

Toss-up — WR46 by consensus and projection: TB is the 7th-toughest matchup vs WRs, 17% target share.

  • As a vertical threat, Addison can make a modest target load count with one downfield connection.
  • His established role offers a steadier opportunity base than Love’s committee workload.

Head-to-head stats

MetricJeremiyah LoveJordan Addison
Projected points
Consensus rankRB11WR46
Opponent vs positionSF · 15 of 322-game sampleTB · 7 of 322-game sample
Rushing Yards18 of 32—
Rushing TDs10 of 32—
Rushing Attempts22 of 32—
Receptions11 of 3211 of 32
Receiving Yards19 of 328 of 32
Anytime TD9 of 326 of 32
Receiving TDs—6 of 32
Targets—4 of 32
Target share11%17%
Reception share11%8%
Implied total · spread17.5+11.521.5+1.5
Depth chartRB1WR2
Snap share42%86%
Start/Sit record—0–0+1 toss-up

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Jeremiyah Love — last 2 weeks

Week 2vs SEA
Week 1vs LAC

Jordan Addison — last 2 weeks

Week 2vs CHI
Week 1vs GB

Signal breakdown

  • 12.8 vs 10.6 projected PPR pointsJeremiyah Love +
  • Rank 11 vs 46Jeremiyah Love +
  • Opponent DvP rank 15 vs 7 (32 = softest)even
  • Implied 17.5 vs 21.5 team pointsJordan Addison +
  • No injury designationseven
  • 42% vs 86% snap shareJordan Addison +

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