Inside the 2026 Senior Bowl: Which NFL Draft Prospects Are Shocking Scouts During Practice?

As the countdown inches closer to January 31, the buzz around the 2026 Senior Bowl is intensifying like a perfectly timed Hail Mary at the buzzer. This event—more than just a game—serves as a crucial stage where the brightest NFL Draft hopefuls throw down, looking to catapult their careers from college stardom to professional legends. What’s got me truly hooked this year? For the third consecutive time, underclassmen eligible for the draft join the fray alongside seasoned seniors, turning the roster into a dazzling mosaic of raw talent and hard-earned skill. It’s like watching a high-stakes chess match, where every practice gridiron is a battlefield and every play could be a game-changer. To keep you on the pulse of every electrifying moment, I’m breaking down the full practice schedule, how you can catch the live action on TV or stream, and most importantly—the exhaustive roster to know and watch. Stay tuned, because this isn’t just football… it’s the proving ground for the next gridiron giants. LEARN MORE

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The top prospects in this year’s NFL Draft, aim to boost their draft prospects at the 2026 Senior Bowl.

The prospects will face off in the Senior Bowl on January 31, following a week of practice.

Additionally, for the third year in a row, the Senior Bowl is open to draft-eligible underclassmen, not just seniors, making this year’s participant pool as extensive and talented as ever.

The Sporting News provides everything you need for this year’s Senior Bowl, including a complete practice schedule, streaming details, and team rosters.

Senior Bowl practice schedule 2026

The practice schedule for the American Team and the National Team ahead of this year’s Senior Bowl is included below.

The NFL Network will air coverage of all three practices for both teams, beginning at 12 p.m. ET and 2 p.m. ET.

Tuesday, Jan. 27

Program	Time (ET)	TV channel
National team practice	1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.	NFL Network, Fubo
American team practice	4 p.m. – 6 p.m.	NFL Network, Fubo

Wednesday, Jan. 28

Program	Time (ET)	TV channel
National team practice	1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.	NFL Network, Fubo
American team practice	4 p.m. – 6 p.m.	NFL Network, Fubo

Thursday, Jan. 29

Program	Time (ET)	TV channel
National team practice	1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.	NFL Network, Fubo
American team practice	4 p.m. – 6 p.m.	NFL Network, Fubo

Senior Bowl TV channel, live stream

TV channel: NFL Network

The 2026 Senior Bowl will air live on the NFL Network and can be streamed via Fubo, which offers a free trial.

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What time is the Senior Bowl?

Date: Saturday, Jan. 31
Time: 2 p.m. ET

The 2026 Senior Bowl begins at 2 p.m. ET on Saturday, Jan. 31.

The game will be played at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Alabama, on the campus of the University of South Alabama.

Senior Bowl 2026 rosters

The participants in this year’s Senior Bowl will be divided into two teams: American and National.

The entire pool of players is listed below, grouped by position.

Offense

Position	Player	College
Quarterbacks	Luke Altmyer	Illinois
	Taylen Green	Arkansas
	Garrett Nussmeier	LSU
	Diego Pavia	Vanderbilt
	Cole Payton	North Dakota State
	Sawyer Robertson	Baylor
Running backs	Kaytron Allen	Penn State
	Kaelon Black	Indiana
	Jonah Coleman	Washington
	Rahsul Faison	South Carolina
	Seth McGowan	Kentucky
	Jam Miller	Alabama
	Le’Veon Moss	Texas A&M
	Jaydn Ott	Oklahoma
	Adam Randall	Clemson
	Nick Singleton	Penn State
	J’Mari Taylor	Virginia
	Mike Washington Jr	Arkansas
Wide receivers	Aaron Anderson	Wisconsin
	Vinny Anthony II	Illinois
	Lewis Bond	Boston College
	Romello Brinson	SMU
	Barion Brown	LSU
	Josh Cameron	Baylor
	Kevin Coleman Jr	Missouri
	KC Concepcion	Texas A&M
	Caleb Douglas	Texas Tech
	Malachi Fields	Notre Dame
	Jordan Hudson	SMU
	Ted Hurst	Georgia
	Caullin Lacy	Louisville
	Ja’Kobi Lane	USC
	Elijah Sarratt	Indiana
	Brenen Thompson	Mississippi State
	Reggie Virgil	Texas Tech
	Harrison Wallace III	Oles Miss
Tight ends	Nate Boerkircher	Texas A&M
	Joshua Cuevas	Alabama
	John Michael Gyllenborg	Wyoming
	Matthew Hibner	SMU
	Justin Joly	NC State
	Tanner Koziol	Houston
	DJ Rogers	TCU
	Sam Roush	Stanford
	Dan Villari	Syracuse
Offensive lineman	Austin Barber	Florida
	Markel Bell	Miami (Fla.)
	Jude Bowry	Boston College
	Parker Brailsford	Alabama
	James Brockermeyer	Miami
	Fernando Carmona	Arkansas
	Kage Casey	Boise State
	Dametrious Crownover	Texas A&M
	JC Davis	Illinois
	Gennings Dunker	Iowa
	Jalen Farmer	Kentucky
	Alex Harkey	Oregon
	Samuel Hecht	Kansas State
	Max Iheanachor	Arizona State
	Delby Lemiuex	Dartmouth
	Emmanuel Pregnon	Oregon
	Keylan Rutledge	Georgia Tech
	Jake Slaughter	Florida
	Beau Stephens	Iowa
	Logan Taylor	Boston College
	Carver Willis	Washington
	Isaiah World	Oregon
	Jeremiah Wright	Auburn
	Trey Zuhn III	Texas A&M

Defense

Position	Player	College
DE	Dani Dennis-Sutton	Penn State
	Logan Fano	Utah
	Romello Height	Texas Tech
	Quintayvious Hutchins	Boston College
	Max Llewellyn	Iowa
	Derrick Moore	Michigan
	TJ Parker	Clemson
	Jack Pyburn	LSU
	Cian Slone	NC State
	Anthony Vincent	Duke
	Zion Young	Missouri
DL	David Bailey	Texas Tech
	Gabe Jacas	Illinois
	Akheem Mesidor	Miami
	LT Overton	Alabama
	Tyreak Sapp	Florida
DT	Cameron Ball	Arkansas
	Caleb Banks	Florida
	Nick Barrett	South Carolina
	Rayshaun Benny	Michigan
	Zane Durant	Penn State
	Bryson Eason	Minnesota
	Deven Eastern	LSU
	Gracen Halton	Oklahoma
	Lee Hunter	Texas Tech
	Tim Keenan III	Alabama
	Jeffrey M’Ba	SMU
	Chris McClellan	Missouri
	Domonique Orange	Iowa State
LB	Bryce Boettcher	Oregon
	Keyron Crawford	Auburn
	Kendal Daniels	Oklahoma
	Kaleb Elarms-Orr	TCU
	Keyshaun Elliott	Arizona State
	Owen Heinecke	Oklahoma
	Jack Kelly	BYU
	Kyle Louis	Pitt
	Jacob Rodriguez	Texas Tech
	Xavian Sorey	Arkansas
	Nadame Tucker	Western Michigan
	Scooby Williams	Texas A&M
CB	Tacario Davis	Washington
	Charles Demmings	Stephen F. Austin
	Daylen Everett	Georgia
	TJ Hall	Iowa
	Colton Hood	Tennessee
	Chris Johnson	San Diego State
	Will Lee III	Texas A&M
	Hezekiah Massesm	Cal
	Jalen McMurray	Tennessee
	Julian Neal	Arkansas
	D’Angelo Ponds	Indiana
	Ephesians Prysock	Washington
	Chandler Rivers	Duke
	Keionte Scott	Miami (Fla.)
	Collin Wright	Stanford
DB	Thaddeus Dixon	North Carolina
	Davison Igbinosun	Ohio State
	Treydan Stukes	Arizona
S	Bud Clark	TCU
	AJ Haulcy	LSU
	Jalon Kilgore	South Carolina
	Emmanuel McNeil-Warren	Toledo
	VJ Payne	Kansas State
	Kamari Ramsey	USC
	Deshon Singleton	Nebraska
	Genesis Smith	Arizona
	Michael Taaffe	Texas
	Jakobe Thomas	Miami (Fla.)