Cardinals rookie Jeremiyah Love hilariously doesn’t know Jared Goff, Calvin Johnson and other NFL legends
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GLENDALE – Arizona Cardinals rookie running back Jeremiyah Love football ability is out of this world, but his ability to recognizing faces might need some work. The 21-year-old appeared on the St. Brown podcast, hosted by the NFL brother due of Amon-Ra and Equaimeous. The brothers wanted Love to play a game of identifying NFL Pro Bowlers and legend. The All-American put on one of the worst performances, not being able to name Jared Goff or Calvin Johnson.
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Arizona Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love (4) during rookie mini-camp practice on May 8, 2026, at the Dignity Health Arizona Cardinals Training Center in Tempe. Syndication: Arizona Republic
Love blanking on NFL Pro Bowlers and Legends:
Amon-Ra got on the rookie for not knowing Dallas Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey, whose an Alumni of Norte Dame. The only name Love was able to get correct was his rookie peer in Arvell Reese, who he likely saw plenty of times during the NFL draft process. The final name the Heisman finalist missed was Madden 12 cover athlete Peyton Hillis, who is widely considered a one-season wonder.
May 8, 2026; Tempe, AZ, USA; Arizona Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love (4) during rookie minicamp at Dignity Health Arizona Cardinals Training Center. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images
While being one of the most athletically gifted football players to touch a NFL field coming in 2026, Love’s knowledge of the players is quite limited. The excuse used by the third overall pick was he’s only good at names and not faces, which doesn’t help much for Love’s case for not knowing some of the most famous NFL players in recent memory.
Despite not being the most knowledgeable fan of football, the Cardinals will just need their star running back to know his teammates, the plays before next season to prove their investment was worth it. Something he’s more than capable of doing with his talents.
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