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Senior Bowl rosters 2026: Here’s a full list of college football players, coaches in NFL Draft showcase

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College football’s past will become the NFL’s future in precious few months. But before the next class of collegiate veterans takes the leap into the big leagues, they’ll deliver a parting gift to the game they starred in for the past four (or more) years.

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The Senior Bowl is a tried and tested tradition that sees college football’s finest graduating talents joust with one another in search of glory — and a boost to their draft stock.

Last year’s matchup served a something of a launching pad for standouts like Jaxson Dart, Tyler Shough, Woody Marks and Grey Zabel to propel themselves towards big-league success. Who will join them in 2026?

Here’s a look at the player pool set to participate in the 2026 Senior Bowl.

Senior Bowl rosters 2026

Here’s every player who will be attending the Senior Bowl, broken down by position:

Position

Player

College

Quarterbacks

Luke Altmyer

Illinois

Taylen Green

Arkansas

Garrett Nussmeier

Ohio State

Diego Pavia

Vanderbilt

Cole Payton

NDSU

Sawyer Robertson

Baylor

Running backs

Kaytron Allen

Penn State

Jonah Coleman

Washington

Rahsul Faison

South Carolina

Seth McGowan

Kentucky

Woody Marks

USC

Jam Miller

Alabama

Le’Veon Moss

Texas A&M

Adam Randall

Clemson

Nick Singleton

Penn State

J’Mari Taylor

Virginia

Mike Washington Jr.

Arkansas

Wide receivers

Aaron Anderson

LSU

Vinny Anthony II

Wisconsin

Lewis Bond

Boston College

Romello Brinson

SMU

Barion Brown

LSU

Deion Burks

Oklahoma

Josh Cameron

Baylor

Kevin Coleman Jr.

Missouri

KC Concepcion

Texas A&M

Caleb Douglas

Texas Tech

Malachi Fields

Notre Dame

Jordan Hudson

SMU

Ted Hurts

Georgia State

Caullin Lacy

Louisville

Ja’Kobi Lane

USC

Elijah Sarratt

Indiana

Brenen Thompson

Mississippi State

Reggie Virgil

Texas Tech

Harrison Wallace III

Ole Miss

Tight ends

Nate Boerkircher

Texas A&M

Will Kacmarek

Ohio State

John Michael Gyllenborg

Wyoming

Joshua Cuevas

Alabama

Justin Joly

NC State

Tanner Koziol

Houston

DJ Rogers

TCU

Sam Roush

Stanford

Dan Villari

Syracuse

Offensive linemen

Austin Barber

Florida

Jude Bowry

Boston College

Parker Brailsford

Alabama

Fernando Carmona Jr.

Arkansas

Kage Casey

Boise State

Dametrious Crownover

Texas A&M

JC Davis

Illinois

Gennings Dunker

Iowa

Jalen Farmer

Kentucky

Alex Harkey

Oregon

Sam Hecht

Kansas State

Max Iheanachor

Arizona State

Delby Lemieux

Dartmouth

Emmanuel Pregnon

Oregon

Keylan Rutledge

Georgia Tech

Drew Shelton

Penn State

Jake Slaughter

Florida

Beau Stephens

Iowa

Logan Taylor

Boston College

Carver Willis

Washington

Jeremiah Wright

Auburn

Trey Zuhn III

Texas A&M

Interior defensive line

Cameron Ball

Arkansas

Caleb Banks

Florida

Nick Barrett

South Carolina

Rayshaun Benny

Michigan

Zane Durant

Penn State

Bryson Eason

Tennessee

Deven Eastern

Minnesota

Gracen Halton

Oklahoma

Lee Hunter

Texas Tech

Tim Keenan III

Alabama

Jeffrey M’Ba

SMU

Chris McClellan

Missouri

Domonique Orange

Iowa State

Edge Rusher

Vincent Anthony Jr.

Duke

David Bailey

Texas Tech

Keyron Crawford

Auburn

Dani Dennis-Sutton

Penn State

Logan Fano

Utah

Romello Height

Texas Tech

Quintayvious Hutchins

Boston College

Gabe Jacas

Illinois

Max Llewellyn

Iowa

Akheem Mesidor

Miami

Derrick Moore

Michigan

LT Overton

Alabama

T.J. Parker

Clemson

Jack Pyburn

LSU

Cian Slone

NC State

Nadame Tucker

Western Michigan

Zion Young

Missouri

Linebacker

Bryce Boettcher

Oregon

Kendal Daniels

Oklahoma

Kaleb Elarms-Orr

TCU

Keyshaun Elliott

Arizona State

Owen Heinecke

Oklahoma

Jack Kelly

BYU

Kyle Louis

Pittsburgh

Jacob Rodriguez

Texas Tech

Xavian Sorey

Arkansas

Scooby Williams

Texas A&M

Cornerback

Tacario Davis

Washington

Charles Demmings

Stephen F. Austin

Thaddeus Dixon

North Carolina

Daylen Everette

Georgia

TJ Hall

Iowa

Davison Igbinosun

Ohio State

Chris Johnson

San Diego State

Will Lee III

Texas A&M

Hezekiah Masses

Cal

Jalen McMurray

Tennessee

Julian Neal

Arkansas

Ephesians Prysock

Washington

Chandler Rivers

Duke

Treydan Stukes

Arizona

Collin Wright

Stanford

Safety

Bud Clark

TCU

Jalon Kilgore

South Carolina

AJ Haulcy

LSU

Emmanuel McNeil-Warren

Toledo

VJ Payne

Kansas State

Kamari Ramsey

USC

DeShon Singleton

Nebraska

Genesis Smith

Arizona

Michael Taaffe

Texas

Jakobe Thomas

Miami

Zakee Wheatley

Penn State

Specialists

Luke Basso

Oregon State

Ryan Eckley

Michigan State

William Ferrin

BYU

Beau Gardner

Georgia

Drew Stevens

Iowa

Brett Thorson

Georgia

Senior Bowl coaches 2026

Saints associate head coach and running backs coach Joel Thomas will helm the American side. He’ll face off against the National team and its taskmaster, Eagles senior defensive assistant and defensive line coach.

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When is the Senior Bowl in 2026?

The 2026 Senior Bowl is slated to take place at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Alabama on Saturday, Jan. 31. Action will kick off at 2:30 p.m. ET. The game is available to watch on NFL Network, as well as Fubo, which offers a free trial to new users.

Program

Date

Time (ET)

TV Channel

2026 Senior Bowl

Jan. 31

2:30 p.m.

NFL Network, Fubo

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