Jacksonville State running back Cam Cook never stops churning his legs. He’s a bowling ball. Cook came into tonight No. 2 in the country in rushing yards after contact (590).

A 2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Delaware vs. Jacksonville State Delaware O: Fintan Brose, OL D: KT Seay, SAF Jacksonville State O: Cam Cook, RB D: Trevor Woods, SAF

Impressive stats among NFL draft prospects in Week 7- Pressures: David Bailey (11) Pass rush win rate: Arvell Reese (45.5%) Run stops: Bear Alexander (5) Forced incompletions: Davison Igbinosun (3) NFL QB rating allowed: Malik Muhammad (32.1) Coverage stops: Bailey (4)

Impressive stats among NFL draft prospects in Week 7- 1st down receptions: Elijah Sarratt (7) YAC: Desmond Reid (98) Yards/route run: Joe Royer (4.15) Forced missed tackles: Cam Cook (16) Rush yards after contact: Quintrevion Wisner (97) 15+-yard runs: Demond Claiborne (3)

Impressive Week 7 stats among QB prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft- Big-time throw rate: Ty Simpson (8.8%) Adjusted completion rate: Jayden Maiava (83.9%) Pressure to sack rate: Garrett Nussmeier (0%) Forced missed tackles: LaNorris Sellers (12) 1st down runs: Taylen Green (8)

Tuesday night football never disappoints. Walk-off field goal by Clune Van Andel for the Arkansas State win

A 2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for FIU vs. Western Kentucky FIU O: Kejon Owens, RB D: Johnny Chaney Jr., LB Western Kentucky O: Maverick McIvor, QB D: Jaylen Lewis, NB

A 2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Arkansas State vs. South Alabama Arkansas State O: Corey Rucker, WR D: Bryan Whitehead, EDGE South Alabama O: Kentrel Bullock, RB D: Blayne Myrick, LB

Week 6 NFL rookie leaders Pressures: Jalon Walker (5) Pass rush win rate: Warren Brinson (23.5%) Run stops: Deone Walker (4) Run stop rate: Olu Oladejo (25%) Coverage stops: Nick Emmanwori (4) Lowest QB rating allowed: Jacob Parrish (60.4)

Week 6 NFL rookie leaders 1st down catches: Tyler Warren (4) YAC: Harold Fannin Jr. (46) Yards/route run: Luther Burden (3.92) Rush yards after contact: Cam Skattebo (64) Forced missed tackles: Skattebo/Ashton Jeanty/Quinshon Judkins (4)

Best defensive NFL rookies I saw in Week 6: Jalon Walker/James Pearce, Falcons Donovan Ezeiruaku, Cowboys Nick Emmanwori, Hawks Jacob Parrish, Bucs Josaiah Stewart, Rams Warren Brinson, Packers Jack Sawyer, Steelers Craig Woodson, Patriots Kiko Mauigoa, Jets Deone Walker, Bills

Best offensive NFL rookies I saw in Week 6: Cam Skattebo/Jaxson Dart, Giants Matthew Golden, Packers Tyler Warren, Colts Oronde Gadsden II, Chargers Luther Burden III, Bears Will Campbell, Patriots Harold Fannin Jr., Browns Tetairoa McMillan/Mitchell Evans, Panthers

An NFL rookie to watch on each team tonight Bears: Luther Burden, WR - Averaging 7.0 YAC/reception - 1st in forced missed tackles among WR at Missouri last year (30) Commanders: Trey Amos, CB - Allowing 74.3 QB rating - Top 10 in forced incompletions at Ole Miss last year (13)

An NFL rookie to watch on each team tonight Bills: Deone Walker, IDL - 6th among rookies in run stops (7) - Leads rookies in run stop rate (11.7%) Falcons: Xavier Watts, SAF - 2nd on Falcons in forced incompletions (2) - Allowed just a 37.8 NFL QB rating at Notre Dame

NFL draft prospects on defense that helped themselves in Week 7 Arvell Reese, OSU David Bailey/Romello Height, Texas Tech LT Overton, Alabama Cashius Howell, Texas A&M Aiden Fisher, Indiana Malik Muhmmad, Texas Teitum Tuioti/A'Mauri Washington, Oregon R Mason Thomas, Oklahoma

NFL draft prospects on offense that helped themselves in Week 7 Ty Simpson, Alabama Denzel Boston, UW Elijah Sarratt, Indiana Makai Lemon/Jayden Maiava, USC Desmond Reid, Pitt Quintrevion Wisner, Texas Spencer Fano, Utah Howard Sampson, Texas Tech Camden Brown, Georgia Southern

CFB Week 7 superlatives Top QB: Demond Williams, Washington Top OL: Texas Tech Top playmaker: Elijah Sarratt, Indiana Top defender: Arvell Reese, Ohio State Top transfer: David Bailey, TT Top G5 player: Byrum Brown, USF Top Soph: Colin Simmons, Texas Top Frosh: King Miller, USC

An NFL rookie to watch on each team tonight Lions: Tate Ratledge, OG - Allowed 10 pressures through Week 5 - Allowed just 2 sacks at UGa Chiefs: Omarr Norman-Lott, DL - 4th-most pressures among rookie IDL (6) - Led country in pass rush win rate among IDL at UT last year (18.9%)

Top rookie matchups for late games Elic Ayomanor, WR, Titans vs Darien Porter, CB, Raiders Emeka Egbuka, WR, Buccaneers vs Upton Stout, CB, 49ers Connor Colby, OG, 49ers vs Elijah Roberts, IDL, Buccaneers

Top rookie matchups for early games Jonah Savaiinaea, OL, Dolphins vs Jamaree Caldwell, DL, Chargers Tory Horton, WR, Seahawks vs Travis Hunter, CB, Jaguars Tyler Warren, TE, Colts vs Will Johnson, CB, Cardinals TreVeyon Henderson, RB, Patriots vs Jonas Sanker, SAF, Saints

Heisman odds + QBRs after Week 7 Carson Beck +360 (85.0) Ty Simpson +370 (81.5) Fernando Mendoza +600 (84.6) Julian Sayin +1500 (86.5) Marcel Reed +2000 (69.3) Trinidad Chambliss +2500 (84.2) +3000: Jayden Maiava (93.1) Gunner Stockton (88.0) CJ Carr (83.6) Dante Moore (69.6)

An NFL rookie to watch on each team this morning Broncos: Jahdae Barron, CB - Allowing 4th-lowest QB rating among rookies (51.6) - Allowed a 34.2 QB rating at Texas last year Jets: Mason Taylor, TE - 2nd-most contested catches among rookies (5) - Just one drop at LSU last year

Watching LSU’s Trey'Dez Green pluck passes out of the air like rebounds never gets old

Georgia’s CJ Allen with a perfectly timed blitz for the sack. One of the top LBs in the country, Allen has been balling lately

A 2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Arionza State vs. Utah Arizona State O: Jordyn Tyson, WR D: Keith Abney II, CB Utah O: Spencer Fano, OT D: Lander Barton, LB

Texas A&M’s Cashius Howell is such a terrifying rusher with his first step and flexibility. Came into tonight’s game with 7 sacks

Makai Lemon you are a top 20 pick this April

There should be more buzz about Jayden Maiava. He’s deadly efficient and such a good decision maker. Leads the country in QBR (93.3)

Reminder: USC’s Waymond Jordan is one of the best running backs in the country

Florida freshman Dallas Wilson is a budding star

2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Kansas vs. Texas Tech Kansas O: Jalon Daniels, QB D: Trey Lathan, LB Texas Tech O: Behren Morton, QB D: David Bailey, EDGE

A 2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Michigan vs. USC Michigan O: Justice Haynes, RB D: Derrick Moore, EDGE USC O: Makai Lemon, WR D: Kamari Ramsey, SAF

A 2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Georgia vs. Auburn Georgia O: Oscar Delp, TE D: CJ Allen, LB Auburn O: Eric Singleton Jr., WR D: Keldric Faulk, DL

Texas A&M’s Mario Craver is going to be a huge problem in the NFL in a few years

A 2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Florida vs. Texas A&M Florida O: Austin Barber, OT D: Tyreak Sapp, DL Texas A&M O: KC Concepcion, WR D: Cashius Howell, EDGE

Fernando Mendoza is like a pitcher painting the corner on these back shoulder throws. A true artist. And Elijah Sarratt has been unstoppable today

Oregon true freshman Brandon Finney Jr. is a future pro. Undercuts this perfectly and utilizes his incredible length to pluck it. Finney came into today allowing just a 39.6 NFL QB rating in coverage.

Wowza. This is a hell of a throw from Arch Manning

Oklahoma’s R Mason Thomas is one of the best pass rushers in the country. He’s relentless. Thomas came into today with a 28.6% pass rush win rate.

Dante Moore is consistently so calm under pressure. One of his best traits

Fernando Mendoza throws with such nice touch and timing. Came into today ranked top 20 in the country in adjusted completion rate (80%)

Oregon’s A’Mauri Washington showing off why he’s one of the biggest NFL draft risers in the country. So powerful and explosiv

A 2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Indiana vs. Oregon Indiana O: Fernando Mendoza, QB D: D'Angelo Ponds, CB Oregon O: Dante Moore, QB D: A'Mauri Washington, IDL

A 2026 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Oklahoma vs. Texas Oklahoma O: John Mateer, QB D: R Mason Thomas, EDGE Texas O: Trevor Goosby, OT D: Anthony Hill Jr., LB

Just absolutely absurd ball placement from Ty Simpson on fourth down. Might be the best throw of his Alabama career

Alabama is really trying to get 360-pound Kadyn Proctor into the Heisman convo

Pitt freshman QB Mason Heintschel is a whole lot of fun. Impressive play from last week against BC has continued into this week. (And Desmond Reid is a complete X-factor out of the backfield.)

Watch Ohio State’s Arvell Reese convert speed to power against the right tackle. Absolute monster who looks like a top 10 pick

Dropped but my goodness this is insane ball placement from Julian Sayin to keep this away from the safety. Sayin came into today with the highest adjusted completion rate in the country (86.7%).

Alabama’s Ty Simpson is so good pre-snap and so accurate. Makes him one of the most efficient QBs in the country. Continues to look like a clear top 4 QB in the NFL draft