
Arizona Cardinals rookie running back Jeremiyah Love appears on track to make his NFL debut against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 1, even as his availability remains officially designated as a game-time determination. Arizona elevated only a single player from the practice squad and chose not to add a running back, signaling optimism regarding the first-round draft pick.
Love participated in practice in a restricted capacity for two straight sessions as he manages a left high ankle sprain, which could result in a constrained workload if he suits up.
While the Cardinals have held off on fully guaranteeing his participation, reporting indicates expectations point toward the rookie being active. Addressing reporters, Love indicated he is prepared to handle whatever role the coaching staff asks of him on game day.
The situation continues to draw attention regarding how offensive play-caller Mike LaFleur plans to utilize the backfield to begin the regular season.
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