* Underclassmen.
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Alabama |
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Oklahoma |
December 19th (Fri) - Memorial Stadium, Norman, OK
Alabama Players:
Projected by many as a top ten quarterback in the draft. His performance has been inconsistent and he struggled at times against Georgia in the SEC championship. There is the thought that he may return for another year and his performance in the playoffs could be a part of that decision.
Proctor is one of the top offensive tackle prospects and looks to solidify his status. As a junior he has options to consider but as a likely first round pick scouts will have their eyes on him in the post season.
Bernard has been a go-to receiver for the Crimson Tide and could be a late first day or early second day pick. He’s missed some time with injuries but has been healthy of late.
He’s one of the top centers eligible for the 2026 draft and with continued quality play could be a solid second day pick. As a red-shirt junior he’s likely to declare for the draft with continued excellent play in the post season.
Alabama’s leading rusher has been out with a leg injury and missed the SEC championship game, but Coach DeBoer is optimistic he’ll play.
He has what you look for in an NFL tight end but has been slowed by injury, missed the SEC Championship Game and is questionable to play.
Has been injured but has returned healthy and dressed for games. It appears he’s lost his spot to sophomore Wilkin Formby.
He missed the SEC championship game but is hopeful to play. Overton has the size you look for on the edge and can be a force, but has not been as productive as hoped in 2025.
Keenan has been a force that has anchored the interior of the Alabama defense. He’s a likely second day pick with continued solid play.
Junior prospect who has come on during the season, putting himself in the conversation as a second or third day pick.
Physical strong safety who could up his draft status with a strong post season. Likely a third day pick at this point, he has options as a junior.
Physical in run support, Hubbard has moved up the board as a potential early third day or higher draft pick.
A highly regarded transfer from USC, his play has been marked by inconsistency and his playing time has diminished.
Other players to watch:
Justin Jefferson - LB
DeShawn Jones - CB
Cam Calhoun - CB
Oklahoma Players:
He’s been somewhat up and down and a solid post season could vault him into the conversation as a second or third day pick. As a red-shirt junior he has options to consider.
Linebacker turned tight end he’s been a revelation as a receiver and with a big post season could up his status as a draft choice.
High upside junior transfer. He’s been inconsistent but has had some great games this season and will add to the return game.
He’s undersized but has been productive and plays big in contested situations. He’s likely a third day pick.
Was highly regarded when he entered the transfer portal and Oklahoma believed they had an elite talent. He’s been a disappointment overall and his playing time has been limited.
He’s a borderline first round talent who had an outstanding season. How he plays in the post season could solidify his status.
Williams is a massive run stuffer who anchors the Oklahoma interior. He could move up in ranking with a solid post season.
Highly regarded backup with significant reps. Will probably be back for another year.
Other players to watch:
Gracen Halton - DT
Marvin Jones Jr. - Edge
Gentry Williams - CB
Jacob Sexton - G
Robert Spears-Jennings - S
Kendal Daniels - LB
Peyton Bowen - S
Kendel Dolby - S
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Miami |
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Texas A&M |
December 20th (Sat) - Kyle Field, College Station, TX
Miami Players:
Up and down career with a lot of wins on highly ranked teams. Has been inconsistent in big games but no denying his ability to perform at a high level and throw the ball with accuracy to all three levels.
One of the bigger running back prospects with intriguing foot quickness and runaway speed. Consistently averages about five yards per carry. Has eligibility remaining but in a below average running back class, overall he has standout traits.
Possession receiver with some of the best hands in the nation capable of the spectacular, highlight-reel grab down the field. Dealt with an injury late in the year but is set to return.
The team’s top offensive prospect by a longshot. A move inside is possible where his power is most effective while hiding some lateral movement shortcomings.
Has been a dominant force in the Hurricanes defense playing the run and collapsing pockets. His versatile skill set projects well to the NFL.
Under the radar prospect who has been a force inside as part of a rotation of Hurricane interior defenders. Has been a major factor inside rushing the passer.
Transfer from Louisiana Tech who has been part of the interior rotation. Plays mostly on early downs and has been solid playing the run.
Normally plays opposite Bain on the edge and has been very productive rushing the passer. Has the size NFL teams look for in a two way defender.
Versatile player with experience in a wide variety of coverage playing at three schools. Has been an excellent two-way nickel back with playmaking skill.
Other players to watch:
Wesley Bissainthe - LB
Damari Brown - CB
Anez Cooper - OG
James Brockermeyer - OC
Mohamed Toure - LB
Texas A&M Players:
Very undersized dual threat scored 30 touchdowns but struggled down the stretch and is likely to return to school in 2026.
Status is unknown as he is dealing with an ankle injury suffered week seven. Also suffered a torn ACL in 2024. When right, he has a nice blend of top end speed and power.
One of the breakout stars in the SEC, tying for the conference lead in touchdowns. Excellent after the catch and added two touchdowns as a punt returner.
Coming off an excellent season and produced at both left tackle and center. Not the most powerful but he stays on his feet and losses are hard to find on his tape.
Has inside-out versatility but will stay inside at the next level. Techniques are on point and he can anchor, re-direct, and play with accurate hands.
A bit of a leaner but his power creates movement off the line consistently. Stays on his feet and makes up for lack of athleticism with country-strong hands and a thick base.
Undersized but extremely active against the run. Physical for his size, he has three down potential in the NFL.
Long cover corner with experience at three schools. Has been inconsistent in all phases and looks to re-establish his stock in the post season.
Has been consistently effective playing the run and has improved getting pressure on the quarterback. Ascending prospect.
Borderline prospect who has improved in all phases playing some of his best football down the stretch.
Good combination of size and athletic ability, he’s at his best in pursuit. Injuries have slowed him this year and has missed significant playing time.
Other players to watch:
Dametrious Crownover - OT
Nate Boerkircher - TE
Amari Niblack - TE
Dayon Hayes - EDGE
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Tulane |
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Missisippi |
December 20th (Sat) - Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, MS
Tulane Players:
Dual threat transfer from BYU who scored 14 touchdowns on the ground, six of which went for 19+ yards. Likely a preferred free agent.
Has played tackle and guard at three schools settling in at left tackle at Tulane. Grades out well as a run blocker and could project as a guard in the NFL.
Plays 5 and 3 technique but he’s best suited on the edge. Has been effective rushing the passer.
Other Players to watch:
Harvey Dyson - Edge
Mo Westmoreland - Edge
Mississippi Players:
Currently awaiting NCAA decision regarding an extra season of eligibility to remain in school for the 2026 season. Proved to be one of the breakout performers in 2025 as a dual threat.
A sure-handed possession receiver with good size who produced at three different programs. Has not had a drop since the end of September.
The team’s leading receiver and go-to option in big moments. Transferred in from Penn State and had a career year.
Led the country in yards after the catch per reception as he proved to be a big play threat. Thick-framed, versatile tight end who can line up in multiple spots and more than hold his own.
Extreme athlete but undersized for the NFL on the edge. Has been effective both rushing the passer and dropping in coverage.
Long edge defender who’s been part of a rotation and productive as a pass rusher. Has another year of eligibility and could return.
Tall, lengthy interior defender who’s played 0 to 3 technique. He’s inconsistent but has flashed dominance against the run and shows pass rush potential.
Third school in three years, he became a full time starter at Mississippi and shows upside. Still raw in some areas and lacks ideal build and length.
Other players to watch
Kapena Gushiken - S
Da’Shawn Womack - EDGE
Diego Pounds - OT
Jayden Williams - OT
Cayden Lee - WR
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James Madison |
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Oregon |
December 20th (Sat) - Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR
James Madison Players:
Dual threat QB who beat out a highly regarded transfer. Has put up solid numbers as both passer and running threat.
Undersized and underrated, he’s put up outstanding numbers as runner, receiver and returner.
Other players to watch:
Nick Degennaro - WR
DJ Barksdale - NB
Oregon Players:
Widely considered a top ten prospect and contender for the number one overall pick. Has not yet made a decision regarding the NFL but his arm talent is among the best in the nation.
Sixth-year senior who fought through injuries over his career while competing for touches with future pros. Breakout season in 2025 where he led a crowded backfield in yards and receptions.
Big play threat and team’s leading receiver who is always one of the fastest players on the field. Dropped just one target all year and showed the ability to win in contested situations.
Likely to finish as the consensus number one tight end has quickly gone from raw talent to every-down threat with and without the ball. Led all tight ends nationally with eight touchdowns.
Leveled up from Nevada and got better as the season went on. Prototype size and foot speed but his play started to fall off late in the year.
A transfer from Texas State who had an up and down season due to athletic limitations.
Wide and long-framed, experienced interior-only lineman with the power to create movement off the line consistently. Has not allowed a sack since 2022.
Three-year starter and emotional leader who has played both guard and center. Will have a decision to make as he has another season of eligibility remaining.
Solid in all areas playing the edge but lacks any one elite trait. That said, he’s been productive with solid numbers to go with the size NFL teams look for on the edge.
Highly regarded prospect who excels in the deep zones as a free safety. Not quite as good in run support but improving and an ascending player.
Massive defensive tackle who has been a physical run stuffer. Improving as a pass rusher and could move up the board.
Has played at three schools and started the year as a backup after transferring. Has a solid skill set for the interior but his play has been somewhat inconsistent.
Other players to watch:
Gary Bryant Jr. - WR
Bryce Boettcher - LB
Theran Johnson - CB