Week 9 on the college football schedule saw some close calls, yet there were no major upsets at the top of the rankings, which should remain unchanged.

With the Miami Dolphins sitting at 1-6 and coming off an embarrassing loss to the Cleveland Browns, it’s a good time to start thinking about the 2026 NFL draft.

Chiles played well in Michigan State's loss to Indiana and has done a better job of keeping the ball out of harm's way in 2025. If he's going to join the ranks of early-round passers in the 2026 class, continuing to look the part in adversarial situations could accelerate his NFL timeline.

A handful of formerly unbeaten teams went down to defeat this weekend, and as a result the college football top-10 rankings were reshuffled.

"During Indiana's remarkable two-year run under Curt Cignetti, you hear a lot of names mentioned as key contributors. LT Carter Smith is one who kind of goes under the radar a bit. However, his play on the field doesn't go under the radar to those who watch his tape. Smith is a dominant pass protector.

Last Saturday's slate helped shape a first-round crop of quarterbacks. Not every weekend can play host to as many high-profile matchups, but there are still plenty of fun contests to pay attention to with an eye towards the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Seahawks are gearing up for a playoff run, but if you like long-term thinking, check out these draft prospects while Seattle is on a bye.

This is where the best of the best come to shine, but today, we focus on several players that must have Rams fans' attention for the upcoming weekend. Let's take a look at some key prospects to watch this weekend.

The Los Angeles Rams attacked the trade deadline early on Monday, landing Roger McCreary. Here are some of his highlights from his Titans days.