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Tee Higgins vs Jeremiyah Love

2026 draft comparison · half-PPR

Updated Aug 29, 2026

ADP 38.6
Tee Higgins
WR · CIN · WR16
ADP 27.9
Questionable
Jeremiyah Love
RB · ARI · RB14
VS
The crowd's leanAll time
57.7% would rather draft Love over Higgins
42.3%Higgins
57.7%Love
Based on 26 comparison results

Should you draft Tee Higgins or Jeremiyah Love?

Last season — 2025, per game

Higgins15 games
2025
Love
12.1Fantasy pts0.0
15Games0
6.5Targets0.0
3.9Rec0.0
56Rec yds0
0.7TD0.0
Full game log & past seasons
Tee Higgins
2025 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
CLE
4.8
WR59
4
3
33
0
2
JAX
13.1
WR26
8
3
56
1
3
MIN
2.0
WR92
2
1
15
0
4
DEN
4.7
WR62
6
3
32
0
5
DET
9.7
WR32
7
3
22
1
6
GB
8.7
WR31
8
5
62
0
7
PIT
18.6
WR12
10
6
96
1
8
NYJ
10.9
WR27
2
1
44
1
9
CHI
29.6
WR2
9
7
121
2
10
11
PIT
13.8
WR15
8
3
63
1
12
NE
5.6
WR42
6
5
31
0
13
14
BUF
24.2
WR4
11
6
92
2
15
16
MIA
12.8
WR20
3
3
53
1
17
ARI
7.9
WR35
5
4
59
0
18
CLE
15.7
WR9
9
6
67
1
Earlier seasons (2024)
2024 game log
WKOPPFPTSRANKTGTRECYDTD
1
2
3
WAS
5.4
WR60
6
3
39
0
4
CAR
9.0
WR41
10
6
60
0
5
BAL
24.8
WR5
14
9
83
2
6
NYG
11.2
WR27
7
7
77
0
7
CLE
16.2
WR8
8
4
82
1
8
9
10
11
LAC
25.3
WR3
13
9
148
1
12
13
PIT
15.4
WR16
10
5
69
1
14
DAL
3.3
WR60
5
2
23
0
15
TEN
17.3
WR13
8
5
88
1
16
CLE
15.8
WR15
11
8
58
1
17
DEN
34.6
WR1
12
11
131
3
18
PIT
7.3
WR47
5
4
53
0
Jeremiyah Love — rookie
College: Notre Dame

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Latest takes

Tee Higgins
  • Tee Higgins (WR – CIN) While Higgins has a history of injuries, he has finished in the WR15 through WR19 range in PPR scoring in three of the past four years, including 2025, despite Joe Burrow missing over half the season. Despite averaging slightly fewer targets per game with Burrow (6.7 vs.

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 27
  • The trio of Joe Burrow , Ja'Marr Chase , and Tee Higgins forces defenses to respect the passing game.

    Curtis Hirsch· Aug 11
  • Joe Burrow (QB – CIN) According to Sharp Football Analysis , the Bengals have the second-easiest schedule this season, which bodes well for a passing attack featuring Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins

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  • For example, fantasy players would need to use four of their first five or six picks to build a Cincinnati Bengals stack of Ja’Marr Chase , Chase Brown , Tee Higgins , and Joe Burrow

    Mike Fanelli· Aug 6
  • ADP: +6 Tee Higgins continues to thrive as Cincinnati’s high-end No.

  • 20 come from two buckets: Hyper-specified role players (Stefon Diggs, Rashee Rice) Guys with other top 24 or strong ancillary target competition (Both Rams WRs, Jameson Williams, CeeDee Lamb, Tee Higgins, Quentin Johnston with Ladd McConkey/Keenan Allen) You may notice there’s one guy on this list who fits in neither, and it’s Thundering Herd legend Christian Watson (shout out to NDSU).

    Tony Martin· Jul 30
  • Undervalued: Tee Higgins, Wide Receiver (WR16, Pick 37 OVR) Tee Higgins is a #1 receiver; he just happens to play with one of the biggest alphas in the NFL with Ja’Marr Chase. He’s a dominant playmaker who just happens to lose targets to the dominant playmaker in the league.

    Jeff Krisko· Jul 25
  • Higgins is right behind Burden in LTV, and if Burden were to match Higgins in scoring, well, I’d say that would be a successful season.

  • We haven't seen a full season out of Tee Higgins since 2022, but he's a TD machine when healthy. Higgins has 21 receiving TDs over the last two years; only Chase, Amon-Ra, and Davante Adams have more.

  • Higgins has been propped up by some massive touchdown totals the past two seasons. After 24 scores over his first four seasons, Higgins found pay dirt 21 times in 27 games between 2024 and 2025. With numbers like that, Higgins' expected fantasy points per game were at 11.3 last season, but the touchdowns pushed his actual average up to 14.1.

  • Over the past two seasons, Higgins has finished as the WR5 and WR13 on a per-game basis. That said, his value can only go down from here. He's already 27.5 years old, so he's about to hit that age range where dynasty managers start getting antsy and unloading receivers before any decline starts.

  • Tee Higgins is undoubtedly the best WR "2" in the NFL. He ranks as our 18th WR, higher than 15 other teams' highest drafted pass catcher! He lined up out wide on 87.7% of his routes, the seventh-highest rate among all wide receivers, cementing his status as a primary boundary receiver.

    Chris Cash· Jul 7
  • Despite averaging slightly fewer targets per game with Burrow (6.7 vs. 7.8), Higgins averaged more fantasy points per contest (15.2 vs. 13.4) and fantasy points per target (2.3 vs. 1.7) with the superstar quarterback.

    Mike Fanelli· Jul 1
  • Back at the Round 3-4 turn in 2026, Higgins offers an excellent combination of floor and ceiling — even in a range with several other intriguing wide receivers.

  • Tee Higgins (12th in total WR points last year) is going for an average auction value less than their projection.

    Evan Hoovler· Jun 19
Jeremiyah Love
  • Jeremiyah Love (RB – ARI) Going as the RB15, roughly the 33rd overall pick, Love carries real draft-capital pedigree behind him.

  • Jeremiyah Love (RB – ARI) Jeremiyah Love impressed just about everyone with his showing in Week 1 of the preseason, racking up 58 rushing yards on 11 attempts and hauling three passes for 14 receiving yards. He played 23 snaps but, unfortunately, got rolled up on and is believed to have suffered a high ankle sprain.

    Raju Byfield· Aug 27
  • Jeremiyah Love (current ADP: RB13) is the 7th RB drafted top-5 overall in the past 20 years. The previous 6 finished: • RB37 in PPG (10.0) • RB10 (16.7) • RB7 (18.8) • RB7 (17.7) • RB5 (17.0) • RB3 (20.3) 5 of the 6 finished top-10 and averaged 16.5+ PPG.

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  • Jadarian Price (RB – SEA) Believe it or not, Jeremiyah Love isn’t the only highly-touted rookie running back drafted from Notre Dame this offseason.

  • Jeremiyah Love went top five in the NFL Draft to the Arizona Cardinals, who already have Tyler Allgeier and James Conner on the depth chart. With that type of draft capital investment, I think Love will be Arizona’s lead back in 2026, but he could have his workload eaten into by Allgeier and/or Conner.

  • You could also add a running back such as Breece Hall or Jeremiyah Love .

    Tom Strachan· Aug 11
  • That’s not likely to happen again after the team drafted a running back, Jeremiyah Love , No.

  • Draft Jeremiyah Love , Jordan Love and Colston Loveland . Name your team “Love Island” after the popular reality show.

  • com/gbdOyXuR12 — Fantasy Footballers (@TheFFBallers) July 6, 2026 Jeremiyah Love is entering a situation very similar to the one Ashton Jeanty faced last year.

  • The question will be how much Tyler Allgeier gets involved in that role versus Jeremiyah Love having all of that work.

    Rich Hribar· Jul 24
  • Sleeper: Jeremiyah Love, Running Back (RB13, Pick 24 Overall) It’s hard to call the number three overall pick in the real-life NFL Draft (the highest since Saquon Barkley went second in 2018) a sleeper, but here we are. Jeremiyah Love isn’t the prospect that Ashton Jeanty was last season, but Jeanty’s fall from grace has folks hesitant about clicking the button on Love earlier than the second or third round.

    Jeff Krisko· Jul 22
  • Jeremiyah Love (ARI) and a future 2027 1st for Gibbs comes out to a fair price in the current market.

  • The Cardinals kept Conne r on a reworked deal, signed former Falcons RB Tyler Allgeier to what is pretty decent money for a free agent back, then topped it all off by drafting first-round RB Jeremiyah Love with the No. 3 pick. I’d say that’s pretty telling about where Benson stands in Arizona.

    Logan Ulrich· Jul 19
  • Love has all the talent in the world, and sure, maybe his receiving ability will pay huge dividends, but this is going to be a tough offense to work within to achieve the goals of being a top-10 fantasy football running back. The depth chart includes talent like Tyler Allgeier, who signed a sizable contract, as well as James Conner and Trey Benson.

  • Elite rookies like Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love offer early volume, but managers often overpay for youth or wait multiple seasons for clarity.