In a strategic post-draft move, the Tennessee Titans have officially signed running back Jeremiyah Love as an undrafted free agent, adding explosive depth to their backfield heading into the 2025 NFL season.
Love, a standout at Notre Dame, went unselected in the 2025 NFL Draft but quickly became one of the most sought-after undrafted prospects. Known for his elite speed, versatility, and vision as a runner, Love brings a dynamic skill set that fits well within the Titans’ evolving offensive system.
Head coach Brian Callahan reportedly played a key role in recruiting Love to Tennessee. Speaking to local media following the signing, Callahan praised Love’s upside and potential:
“Jeremiyah is the kind of athlete you don’t overlook. His acceleration, his feel for space, and his ability to contribute on both offense and special teams make him a great fit for what we’re building here in Nashville.”
Love rushed for over 700 yards and added 300+ receiving yards in his final college season, showcasing his ability to function as both a traditional runner and a pass-catching threat out of the backfield. He’s expected to compete for a roster spot behind established backs like Tyjae Spears and Tony Pollard, with a strong chance to contribute on special teams early.
The Titans continue to emphasize youth and speed in their roster construction, and the signing of Jeremiyah Love reflects their commitment to developing under-the-radar talent with high upside.
Welcome to the 615, Jeremiyah.
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