Welcome back to another episode of the Intel with Greg Kosell on Inside the Birds.

I'm Jeff Mosher. I'm with Adam Kaplan. And of course, we've got Greg Kosell to continue breaking down NFL Prospects by position.

This position for this episode will be running back.

And Greg, I got to give you credit because last year at this time, we were talking running backs.

And there was the clear number one in Ashton Genty. And then you were the one that said,

you know, this Amari and Hampton guy from North Carolina has every trait to be as good as

Ashen Genty. And if you go look at their rookie seasons, obviously Gentie was in a rough situation. But I think Hampton showed that you were right. He looked when he was healthy. Yeah, he was hurt. A really good back. When he was playing, he looked like a good franchise back. And so this year you go in and it seems like there's a clear number one that we'll get into

There is a clear number one. There is a clear number one. And I wonder if anybody has gotten into your,

yeah, but this guy, he can be that guy too kind of prospect. So let's just start with the clear number one,

Jeremiah Love out of Notre Dame. Where is he among the running back prospects you've watched Tape on

over the last few years? Oh, to me, he's fits. I think he's a better prospect than Genty.

You know, to me, when I watched Love, and I watched him last summer too, because obviously he was a

name that people were talking about, and Notre Dame's in a really good football team.

I mean, you're dealing with a guy that I think he's six feet, two 12, so he's not small. I kind of saw

him in the sort of Bijan Robinson Jemir Gibbs mold. You know, I think he's incredibly explosive,

but he can run inside. He's not just a fast guy. But the other thing is he

can detach from the formation. He's a very, very good receiver. I mean, Bison Robinson this past season,

20% of his snaps, he was detached. So, you know, I think you can do that with love, but he is really

explosive, but there's a physicality and toughness to his running as well.

So to me, he, you know, he falls into that category of a really special prospect.

You know, so, I mean, I remember last year when people said Gentie, you know, was the best back to come out in 10 years.

I didn't quite see that. I didn't, I didn't think he was the level coming out of Barclay or Rop or Bijan. And Genti, you know, did gain a thousand. He was in a really rough situation. Maybe now with Kubiak there, he'll gain 1,500 yards. I mean, Gentie's a good back. This is no knock on Gentie at all.

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