Dan Salomone
At the Senior Bowl, practices are just as important as the game.
More than 100 prospects for the 2026 NFL Draft hit the field over the past three days in Mobile, Ala., in the hopes of catching the eye of league executives, coaches, and scouts.
Here are10 playerswho did just that, according to NFL Media analyst Daniel Jeremiah.
- RB Kaelon Black (Indiana)
- S Bud Clark (TCU)
- WR Malachi Fields (Notre Dame)
- DT Lee Hunter (Texas Tech)
- OT Max Iheanachor (Arizona State)
- LB Kyle Louis (Pittsburgh)
- EDGE Derrick Moore (Michigan)
- EDGE T.J. Parker (Clemson)
- LB Jacob Rodriguez (Texas Tech)
- WR Reggie Virgil (Texas Tech)
Of those 10 players, only four were on Jeremiah'sinaugural top 50 prospects listHunter (No. 26), Parker (No. 38), Iheanachor (No. 41), and Fields (No. 45).
Will any of the other six crack his next list as the pre-draft process continues to play out? Time will tell.
In hismock draft 1.0, Jeremiah picked LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane for the Giants at No. 5.
"The Giants could add a receiver later in the draft -- it's a deep class at the position -- but Delane would immediately be their most talented cornerback," he wrote.
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