The 2026 NFL Draft is more than six months away, but the games being played over the next three months will ultimately determine where prospects are selected. The focus is on players who have the most pressure to perform in the College Football Playoff and other high-leverage games the rest of the year.

The Indiana quarterback will face a tough Oregon defense in his biggest test of the year Saturday. Here's how the rankings look entering Week 7.

Editor's Note: College football does not have the best injury report system; some do not even report them until gameday. If a player is listed to watch and does not play, we apologize. This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: 2026 NFL Draft: Players Vikings fans should watch in CFB Week 7

The potential 2026 NFL draft class was a relatively thin one during my summer scouting watch. With only a handful of first-round grades based on last year's tape, it's no surprise we've seen plenty of leapfrogging with some prospects making big leaps into the first-round conversation and others backsliding.

October will teach us a lot about the 2026 NFL draft's potential QB1. LaNorris Sellers will sink or swim against a series of future NFL players:

Another fast-rising QB prospect enters the chat in this updated first-round projection for the 2026 NFL Draft.

The No. 3 Oregon Ducks vs. the No. 7 Indiana Hoosiers game is a hot spot for NFL scouts. There are 16 NFL scouts in attendance for the top-10 showdown. Quarterb

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The 2025 NFL trade deadline is November 4 at 4:00 p.m. ET. That means we've got about three weeks for franchises to determine whether they're buyers or sellers this fall. But after Joe Flacco became a Cincinnati Bengal and Odafe Oweh was shipped out of Baltimore, there's no denying we've already entered swap season.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion, Tom Brady, selected 199th overall in the 2000 NFL Draft, recently reminded teams that the draft is far from the ultimate solution for building a