Comping 2026 Rookies to NFL RBs! NFL Draft Podcast EP. 12
Combine week is here, and Ceiling and Floor is back before the real testing starts. Jagger May and Andrew Mott run through a slate of running backs with ceiling and floor comps, while repeating an important reminder: these are stylistic outcomes, not destiny.
The episode starts with Jeremiah Love as the clear top name in the class, with big, usage-driven upside and rare receiving potential. From there, they dig into the next tier of backs and what could swing outcomes at the next level: lateral agility for Jadarian Price, pass pro and role certainty for Emmett Johnson, and how speed testing could make or break the outlook for Jonah Coleman.
Later, the discussion turns to the broader “don’t over-draft this class” warning, especially for dynasty players who might fall in love with RB2 in this group without comparing the talent to other NFL backs. That context shows up again when they get into Kaytron Allen, Mike Washington Jr., Nicholas Singleton, and Demond Claiborne, where landing spot, role, and Combine numbers could cause major movement.
Behind Love, this class has more unanswered questions than usual. The crew argues that the Combine will be critical for sorting out who can erase athletic concerns, who needs specific coaching to unlock receiving or pass protection, and who might be pushed down boards when the testing confirms the doubts.
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00:00 Start
00:43 Jeremiyah Love
03:51 Jadarian Price
09:20 Emmett Johnson
15:33 Jonah Coleman
24:02 Kaytron Allen
27:23 Mike Washington Jr.
32:30 Nicholas Singleton
35:09 Demond Claiborne
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Combine week is here, and Ceiling and Floor is back before the real testing starts. Jagger May and Andrew Mott run through a slate of running backs with ceiling and floor comps, while repeating an important reminder: these are stylistic outcomes, not destiny.
The episode starts with Jeremiah Love as the clear top name in the class, with big, usage-driven upside and rare receiving potential. From there, they dig into the next tier of backs and what could swing outcomes at the next level: lateral agility for Jadarian Price, pass pro and role certainty for Emmett Johnson, and how speed testing could make or break the outlook for Jonah Coleman.
Later, the discussion turns to the broader “don’t over-draft this class” warning, especially for dynasty players who might fall in love with RB2 in this group without comparing the talent to other NFL backs. That context shows up again when they get into Kaytron Allen, Mike Washington Jr., Nicholas Singleton, and Demond Claiborne, where landing spot, role, and Combine numbers could cause major movement.
Behind Love, this class has more unanswered questions than usual. The crew argues that the Combine will be critical for sorting out who can erase athletic concerns, who needs specific coaching to unlock receiving or pass protection, and who might be pushed down boards when the testing confirms the doubts.
Start Using the Film Room Today!
FastDraft: Download and deposit $10 using code NERDS on the FastDraft app and join your first draft to be eligible for a free one-year full bundle membership at Dynasty Nerds (new members only). FastDraft will match your deposit up to $50. Draft best ball teams in under 5 minutes!
FFPC: New Users: Use promo code NERDS for $25 off your first FFPC Orphan Team!
00:00 Start
00:43 Jeremiyah Love
03:51 Jadarian Price
09:20 Emmett Johnson
15:33 Jonah Coleman
24:02 Kaytron Allen
27:23 Mike Washington Jr.
32:30 Nicholas Singleton
35:09 Demond Claiborne
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