Giants 2026 NFL Draft: Anonymous scouts on the good, bad of top offensive players
We recently looked at what anonymous scouts speaking to veteran NFL writer Bob McGinn thought of top wide receiver prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft class. Here is a look at what those scouts, speaking to McGinn for the Go Long TD Substack, think of several other offensive prospects in the 2026 draft class. Running back Jeremiyah Love, Notre Dame “A home run hitter.
” “He has so much athletic ability and speed for the position,” said one scout. “He’s a home-run hitter, a decisive runner with really good vision. Like a Chris Johnson and Jahmyr Gibbs type.
Not a power back, but he does have some strength and toughness to him inside, which is more than you usually see from a back with his kind of speed. Very good hands. Willing pass protector.
He’s the best NFL prospect in this draft. ” The Love trap. “I liked Jonathan Taylor a lot more coming out,” a fifth scout said.
“You don’t want to take those guys too high. The Raiders took Jeanty high and what a disappointment he was. Josh Jacobs would be a good comparison.
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