Dominique Yates: I'm going downstairs. Eight is too high – considering he missed two games – but that's bound to happen since Love likes to play aggressively. I don't make every decision based on him. An example in the game with the Cardinals: If Bo Melton doesn't play during his route, Love doesn't have an INT in that game. The biggest thing for him is that he does more good than bad, so I think you can live with some of those mistakes. Although I have a feeling he will stay under 16, I don't think he will be far off.

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Pete Dougherty: I can take the under, but only just. Love's eight interceptions come in five games, so he throws them too quickly. His aggressiveness has grown with his confidence. Some of his riskier throws worked, others ended in interceptions. He's still trying to figure out where to draw the line, and there are certainly more interceptions to come. But based on his performance last season (one interception in the last eight games of the regular season, three in the last 10 games including playoffs), there's also reason to believe he'll get a better idea of ​​what he can accomplish can and cannot go away when we get into November and December. He has a lot of confidence in his arm, and judging by his words and style of play, he'll still take some opportunities, but we don't expect him to quite get to 16 interceptions by the end of the season.