Jeremiyah Love is a 'Sweet New Car' and the NFC West Better Buckle Up
Yo, 12s! The NFL rookie class is here and man, some of these guys are already making serious noise. We're talking about the future of the league, and yeah, some of these dudes are gonna be lining up against *our* Hawks. The early buzz? It's electric, especially from a guy who's already got his teammates hyped in a big way.The Cardinal's New Ride: Jeremiyah Love's Got Game
Alright, let's just get into it. The Arizona Cardinals snagged Jeremiyah Love with the third overall pick, and even if he's only been in shorts for practice, this dude is turning heads. Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur admits it's just shorts, but his teammates are absolutely seeing *it*. Love has taken snaps with both the first and second teams during OTAs and minicamp, showing he's not just a depth piece. Marvin Harrison Jr. called him a "sweet new car." A "sweet new car," folks! Can you imagine that kind of hype? Linebacker Mack Wilson Sr. is all about Love too, saying "he got game," "he got it," and "he blessed," even adding that Love is "patient." Tight end Trey McBride kept it super simple, calling him "Jeremiah's a stud." This is huge, Seattle. A talented running back in our division, getting this kind of praise from day one? Our defense, led by Coach Macdonald, needs to be ready for this kind of firepower.East Coast Rookies Showing Early Promise
It's not just the West Coast seeing talent, either. Up in New York, the Jets have David Bailey, an edge rusher from Texas Tech, who's got that explosive first-step quickness everyone talks about. Left tackle Olu Fashanu is already saying "He's meant to be an edge rusher." Sure, he needs to work on his run defense and winning with power, but he's absolutely set for a major role. OTrade on Every Game with Kalshi
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ver in Vegas, the Raiders are being patient with QB Fernando Mendoza from Indiana. He's been playing mostly with the second and third teams during OTAs and minicamp, but he's impressing many with his work ethic, his leadership qualities, and his ability to quickly find open targets for completions. He's had his share of growing pains too, especially playing under center and mastering the footwork that comes with it. They've got veteran Kirk Cousins, so they're not rushing Mendoza, which makes sense. And don't sleep on the Giants' Arvell Reese, a linebacker/edge out of Ohio State. This dude is built different, standing at 6-foot-4, 241 pounds, and he physically stands out even on an NFL field, especially playing inside linebacker.Polished Playmakers Elsewhere in the League
Down in Tennessee, the Titans are buzzing about wide receiver Carnell Tate out of Ohio State. This guy just jumped out with his swift route running and consistent catching ability. He was a standout, even reaching the end zone three times in practices open to the media. Cornerback Alontae Taylor said he's "polished" for a rookie, and that "doing some of the things that he's doing is really, really exciting. Come Sundays, he's going to be very exciting to watch." That's high praise for a fresh face! So, what does all this mean for us, the 12s? While our Hawks are doing their thing, the rest of the league is getting better, bringing in young studs ready to play. Keep an eye on these guys as the season unfolds. You know Mike Macdonald is watching tape on *everyone*. Our guys, like Sam Darnold, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Rashid Shaheed, have to bring it every single Sunday against this kind of league-wide talent. What rookie are *you* most hyped to see battle our boys this year? Get ready, 12s, it's gonna be a wild ride.This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.