Jeremiyah Love Totally Disrespected Jared Goff During Game, Has No Clue Who He Is — 'You Said He’s a QB? Was He Good?'

Jeremiyah Love (Kirby Lee-Imagn Images)

Jeremiyah Love Totally Disrespected Jared Goff During Game, Has No Clue Who He Is — 'You Said He’s a QB? Was He Good?'

Originally posted on Total Pro Sports | By Orlando Silva | Last updated May 28, 2026 5:26 PM ET

Arizona Cardinals rookie running back Jeremiyah Love had a strange reaction when asked about Jared Goff. The Detroit Lions quarterback has been one of the best players in his position for a couple of seasons now, even posting an MVP-worthy season in 2024.

Even though the 2025 season didn’t go as planned, Goff carries high expectations into the upcoming season. That said, Love hasn’t been paying much attention to the quarterback or his team.

During an appearance on Amon-Ra St. Brown’s podcast, Love played a game of guessing the NFL player by looking at a photo. The first one he got was Goff, and he couldn’t get it.

“He looks like old dude Andrew Garfield,” Love said. “Yeah, I’ve heard of him (Goff). This him?”

He then admitted he had no idea of who Goff was.

“What’s his name? You said he’s a QB? Was he good? He’s on your team right now?!”

Hilarious: #Cardinals RB Jeremiyah Love played a game on @StBrownPodcast where he had to identify NFL players…

He couldn’t get Jared Goff to start.

At the end, he admits he actually has no idea who Jared Goff is.

“He’s a QB? Was he good…? He’s on your team right now?!” pic.twitter.com/MTDbKcEUFW
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) May 28, 2026

Jeremiyah Love Opens Up On Possibility Of Being On The Spectrum

Love made another revelation during his appearance. He recalled that his parent and those who interacted with him growing up thought he was on the autism spectrum.

“A lot of people think that I am,” Love said. “My mom and dad thought I was growing up because I had OCD tendencies, That’s really what it was like. I wanted everything to be a certain way. Still. I am now less affected by it though, like everything in my place is organized like and if it’s not organized then I feel off like that’s pretty much the only thing.”

"A lot of people think I am (autistic). My mom and dad thought I was growing up because I had OCD tendencies."

Jeremiyah Love speaks on the possibility of being on the spectrum, noting that his parents thought he was autistic from an early age. pic.twitter.com/bcQ97Xpguw
— St. Brown Podcast (@StBrownPodcast) May 27, 2026

He added that social interactions were awkward for him, which reinforced the belief. Love has a bright future, as he will lead the Cardinals’ offense during his rookie season. He could be part of something special if the NFC West adds the right pieces next year.

This article first appeared on Total Pro Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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