I know this is not the argument you are making, but the RAS scores for JSN (8.56) and ARSB (7.14) seem to validate the fact that the shifty slot archetype can be a lower score.
It wouldn't surprise me if that was an exception to Peters general preference for super high RAS players.
But he's a boundary guy whose aDOT is like 85th percentile? That doesn't scream possession receiver to me. We usually see possession guys as lower aDOT with more work in the middle of the field.
I know money isn't everything... but the rookie wage scale for pick #3 is gonna be 4x50M
Love is gonna be good, but that isn't an efficient use of the "cheap" years of his contract. That's already top of the market for RB.
I like the fact that other offensive players want to play with JD5.... him being well connected and well liked can be a fringe benefit over the long run (assuming his play continues to be good...)