Bryce Love is the fastest RB in the 2019 draft class

[Aesopian]

It's not even a close Bryce Love the track star is by far faster than the competition.

 

[Aesopian]

He's a good guy and would be a great culture fit.

 

[bears51/40]

Even after his acl injury.

 

[Novoitus]

Kevin White was fast.

 

[ZenBear34]

Kevin White was fast.

Not like Love. If the Bears want to gamble on him, I'm fine with it. He's an elite runner, but injuries are a big concern. He would definitely fit with some of the the high upside swings Pace has taken.

 

[napo55]

Whether he is still the fastest depends on his injury. In 2017, Love averaged 8.1 ypc. In 2018, while dealing with a number of injuries, he averaged 4.5 and tore his ACL at the end of the season. If he isn't able to run by the draft, picking him will be a gamble that he can return to 2017 form. Darrell Henderson would be a safer bet, but would probably be a 3rd round--or earlier--pick.

 

[Bear Nation]

Love in this offense would be explosive. ?

 

[Menchifus]

His injury will push him back in the draft. He could be our Eddie Jackson this year. Did the Bears meet with him?

 

[legendxofxlink]

Kevin White was fast.

It's an ACL ... Not a fucking rod in his leg. Pace has to be looking at him if he doesn't trade up to get Henderson.

 

[Raskolnikov]

His injury will push him back in the draft. He could be our Eddie Jackson this year. Did the Bears meet with him?

I agree whole heartedly.

Love in the 4th or 5th would be a coup.

 

[gwharris2254]

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2746737-bryce-love-is-more-than-a-435-40-stanford-star-crushes-speed-back-stereotype

I think we should bundle a pick + and grab this guy

Any leftover CCS infatuation with JH would disappear like the clamor for Cam Meredith did once Love takes one to the house

 

[dabears70]

Not like Love. If the Bears want to gamble on him, I'm fine with it. He's an elite runner, but injuries are a big concern. He would definitely fit with some of the the high upside swings Pace has taken.

Yeah i agree and wouldn't be mad at all if Pace took a chance on this kid in the draft. He showed what he can do when healthy and getting and staying healthy from ACL injuries have come a long way these days.

 

[Tjodalv]

It's an ACL ... Not a fucking rod in his leg. Pace has to be looking at him if he doesn't trade up to get Henderson.

Exactly, ACL is worse...

 

[Payton_34]

 

[legendxofxlink]

Exactly, ACL is worse...

Pace gave a WR $42m coming off the same injury. The only bad thing about Love's is it just happened a few months ago. He's going to be down pretty much all of '19, which I don't think the Bears can afford.

 

[TrapperKarl]

If Bears want him, I hope it's for a 5th at most.

 

[run and shoot]

Stanford product Bryce Love upbeat despite NFL draft uncertainty


He's projected to be a late-round pick -- draftscout.com has him going in the 5th round -- but potentially could be a steal for the team that takes him.
-Yahoo Sports

 

[Visionman]

Maybe we can use the 2020 pick from trading Howard, since that's when Love will be ready to contribute anyway....

 

[Burque]

I kinda think that going after the "fastest player at that position in the draft" usually is kind of stupid. I am not saying that it never works, however, I think we saw old boy Davis use that strategy in Oakland for years to very little success.

I think the goal is always to find the best football player, in pads, that fits your team.

 

[run and shoot]

I kinda think that going after the "fastest player at that position in the draft" usually is kind of stupid. I am not saying that it never works, however, I think we saw old boy Davis use that strategy in Oakland for years to very little success.

I think the goal is always to find the best football player, in pads, that fits your team.

I think we saw old boy Davis use that strategy in Oakland for years to very little success.

Really??? Can u explain what or how u define "very little success."

Davis sure as heck had more success than us...No?