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The 2025 NFL draft is over, and we're on to the next. The 2026 draft class has some exciting prospects. And the quarterback position should have a bounce-back year, with more first-round signal-callers expected. Much like the 2025 group, the defensive line class is very strong, too.
The 2025 NFL draft kicks off with Round 1 on Thursday night (8 p.m. ET on ESPN/ABC), and our insiders are gathering all of the latest intel on how things might go down. When will the quarterbacks come off the board, and in what order? Which teams could surprise? How will the first round play out? Who are the late-rising prospects to watch? And could we even see some trades this week?
Coach Curt Cignetti and his Indiana players made the slow walk off the field late Friday at Notre Dame Stadium, their dream season coming to an end in the first round of the College Football Playoff with a 27-17 loss to Notre Dame. The 12-team model will close the curtain on four very good teams, whose seasons won't get the traditional bowl game send-off but will end instead on campus.
There's lots to love about the 12-team playoff (unless you're Alabama), but at the top of the list is this: We get three times as much star power this year.
The penultimate weekend of the regular season has put the brightest spotlights on Indiana-Ohio State, BYU-Arizona State and Army-Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium, just like Curt Cignetti predicted back in the summer.
With three weeks left in the regular season, all 18 spots in the FBS conference championship games are still open. The SEC is probably the most contested race remaining, as eight teams enter Week 12 with one or two conference losses. The three teams with one SEC loss — Tennessee, Texas and Texas A&M — need to win out to make it to Atlanta.
Now that the College Football Playoff selection committee has unveiled its first rankings for the new 12-team model, we finally have a glimpse of what the committee thinks about teams such as Oregon, Georgia, Texas and Ohio State, but also Indiana, BYU, Boise State and Army. The actual CFP selections are a month and a day away, and every set of games from here will reshape the playoff field.
Michigan will turn back to Davis Warren as the starting quarterback against Michigan State on Saturday, a source confirmed to ESPN.