Joe Schoen praised Jeremiyah Love on DeMarre Carroll Jersey Tuesday, called him an offensive weapon, then said the like their current backfield. That combination either sets up a fascinating decision at No. 5 or tell exactly how this ends. Schoen likes his backfield and also thinks Love is a special player "He's an offensive weapon," Tuesday, via the Giants' official website. "He's not just a running back. He can play on 3rd down. You can split him out. He can catch the ball. Certainly an offensive weapon." Love was a Heisman Trophy finalist at and broke the school's single-season touchdown record. Evaluators rank him among the best prospects in this cla s regardle s of position. But then Schoen gave the other side of it. "We like our running back room now," he said. "Cam Skattebo had a really good rookie year. Tyrone Tracy has been a 1,000-yard all-purpose guy the last two years. Devin Singletary is back. We'll see what happens on draft night, but I like the room the way it's constructed right now." The Giants already broke from positional value last year. "Last year if you look at what we did with Abdul, we were really strong at outside backer when we added Abdul to the roster," Schoen said. "Similar, we're going to stack the board, and the best player available is the direction we'll go." If Love is really the weapon Schoen described, maybe the position label does not matter. It is hard to argue that though, when the roster already runs fine. Love is clearly on the board. The question is whether the offensive weapon framing gives Schoen enough cover to justify the fifth pick on a running back. We will find out soon enough. More NFL news: Patty Mills Jersey