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Five-star safety Jireh Edwards, No. 23 in the 2026 ESPN 300, became the top-ranked member of Alabama's latest recruiting class when he announced his commitment to the Crimson Tide on Saturday.
College football's Class of 2026 features a record 23 five-star prospects atop ESPN's latest top 300 rankings for the cycle. Among that group, only seven remain uncommitted, including No. 1 overall prospect Lamar Brown and top running back Derrek Cooper, No. 7 in the ESPN 300. After nearly one-third of the 2026 five-star class made their commitments between May 1 and June 30, a handful more are set to come off the board in July.
Programs that have captured a coveted national title in the past five years headline key movers in the class rankings from a busy June and early July on the recruiting trail.
The Baltimore Ravens have signed former Green Bay Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander in a move that adds star power and flexibility to their secondary.
Summer is always a good time to go back to last year's rookies and review how they performed — I just did so for the 2024 wide receiver class. For the 2024 quarterback class, though, I needed no excuse. Five of the six first-rounders saw game action last season, and all of them bring fascinating storylines into Year 2. Can Jayden Daniels repeat — or even improve upon — his stellar season? What will Caleb Williams look like free of the doomed Matt Eberflus era? What can three starts tell us about Michael Penix Jr.'s sudden rise to QB1 in Atlanta?
Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley were inarguably the NFL's two best running backs last season and this offseason both are harvesting the fruits of their labor with seismic contract extensions.
It’s a fun thought, but predicting the NFL schedule feels like so much wasted energy. Thirty-two teams playing 272 games across five days of the week over the course of five months? Who could possibly expect to nail more than a handful of pointless predictions?
Let's blow it up and start over. Let's have fun with a mock draft that's unlike all the others.