The NFL announced on Wednesday the list of players who have been invited to the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine. This year, 319 prospects will attend the event scheduled to occur in Indianapolis from February 23 to March 2. Keep reading for a complete list of invitees, organized by position.
NFL Combine Invitees
QUARTERBACKS
Drew Allar ( Penn State)
Luke Altmyer ( Illinois)
Carson Beck ( Miami)
Jalon Daniels ( Kansas)
Joe Fagnano ( UConn)
Taylen Green ( Arkansas)
Haynes King ( Georgia Tech)
Cade Klubnik ( Clemson)
Fernando Mendoza ( Indiana)
Behren Morton ( Texas Tech)
Garrett Nussmeier ( LSU)
Diego Pavia ( Vanderbilt)
Cole Payton ( North Dakota State)
Sawyer Robertson ( Baylor)
Ty Simpson ( Alabama)
RUNNING BACKS
Kaytron Allen ( Penn State)
Max Bredeson ( Michigan)
Demond Claiborne ( Wake Forest)
Jonah Coleman ( Washington)
CJ Donaldson ( Ohio State)
Rahsul Faison ( South Carolina)
Eli Heidenreich ( Navy)
Roman Hemby ( Indiana)
Robert Henry Jr. ( UTSA)
Emmett Johnson ( Nebraska)
Jeremiyah Love ( Notre Dame)
Seth McGowan ( Kentucky)
Jam Miller ( Alabama)
Le’Veon Moss ( Texas A&M)
Jadarian Price ( Notre Dame)
Adam Randall ( Clemson)
Desmond Reid ( Pittsburgh)
Nicholas Singleton ( Penn State)
J’Mari Taylor ( Virginia)
Mike Washington Jr. ( Arkansas)
Noah Whittington ( Oregon)
WIDE RECEIVERS
Aaron Anderson ( LSU)
Vinny Anthony II ( Wisconsin)
Chris Bell ( Louisville)
Dillon Bell ( Georgia)
Skyler Bell ( UConn)
Malik Benson ( Oregon)
Germie Bernard ( Alabama)
Denzel Boston ( Washington)
Zachariah Branch ( Georgia)
Chris Brazzell II ( Tennessee)
Barion Brown ( LSU)
Deion Burks ( Oklahoma)
Jeff Caldwell ( Cincinnati)
Josh Cameron ( Baylor)
Kevin Coleman Jr. ( Missouri)
KC Concepcion ( Texas A&M)
Omar Cooper Jr. ( Indiana)
CJ Daniels ( Miami)
Caleb Douglas ( Texas Tech)
Malachi Fields ( Notre Dame)
Emmanuel Henderson Jr. ( Kansas)
Chris Hilton Jr. ( LSU)
Jordan Hudson ( SMU)
Ted Hurst ( Georgia State)
Caullin Lacy ( Louisville)
Bryce Lance ( North Dakota State)
Ja’Kobi Lane ( USC)
Kendrick Law ( Kentucky)
Makai Lemon ( USC)
Eric McAlister ( TCU)
Donaven McCulley ( Michigan)
Eric Rivers ( Georgia Tech)
Chase Roberts ( BYU)
Elijah Sarratt ( Indiana)
De’Zhaun Stribling ( Mississippi)
J. Michael Sturdivant ( Florida)
Carnell Tate ( Ohio State)
Zavion Thomas ( LSU)
Brenen Thompson ( Mississippi State)
Jordyn Tyson ( Arizona State)
Reggie Virgil ( Texas Tech)
Harrison Wallace III ( Mississippi)
Jalen Walthall ( Incarnate Word)
Kaden Wetjen ( Iowa)
Antonio Williams ( Clemson)
Colbie Young ( Georgia)
TIGHT ENDS
Dallen Bentley ( Utah)
Nate Boerkircher ( Texas A&M)
Josh Cuevas ( Alabama)
Oscar Delp ( Georgia)
Khalil Dinkins ( Penn State)
Jack Endries ( Texas)
John Michael Gyllenborg ( Wyoming)
Matthew Hibner ( SMU)
Justin Joly ( N.C. State)
Will Kacmarek ( Ohio State)
Jaren Kanak ( Oklahoma)
Miles Kitselman ( Tennessee)
Max Klare ( Ohio State)
Marlin Klein ( Michigan)
Tanner Koziol ( Houston)
RJ Maryland ( SMU)
Lake McRee ( USC)
Riley Nowakowski ( Indiana)
Eli Raridon ( Notre Dame)
DJ Rogers ( TCU)
Sam Roush ( Stanford)
Joe Royer ( Cincinnati)
Kenyon Sadiq ( Oregon)
Bauer Sharp ( LSU)
Eli Stowers ( Vanderbilt)
Michael Trigg ( Baylor)
Dae’Quan Wright ( Mississippi)
OFFENSIVE LINEMEN
Chris Adams ( Memphis)
Austin Barber ( Florida)
Evan Beerntsen ( Northwestern)
Markel Bell ( Miami)
Chase Bisontis ( Texas A&M)
Jude Bowry ( Boston College)
Parker Brailsford ( Alabama)
Joshua Braun ( Kentucky)
Travis Burke ( Memphis)
Jager Burton ( Kentucky)
DJ Campbell ( Texas)
Fernando Carmona ( Arkansas)
Kage Casey ( Boise State)
Pat Coogan ( Indiana)
Anez Cooper ( Miami)
Dametrious Crownover ( Texas A&M)
Enrique Cruz Jr. ( Kansas)
JC Davis ( Illinois)
Garrett DiGiorgio ( UCLA)
Gennings Dunker ( Iowa)
Fa’alili Fa’amoe ( Wake Forest)
Spencer Fano ( Utah)
Jalen Farmer ( Kentucky)
Monroe Freeling ( Georgia)
Matt Gulbin ( Michigan State)
Alex Harkey ( Oregon)
Sam Hecht ( Kansas State)
Alan Herron ( Maryland)
Max Iheanachor ( Arizona State)
Olaivavega Ioane ( Penn State)
Logan Jones ( Iowa)
Connor Lew ( Auburn)
Caleb Lomu ( Utah)
Francis Mauigoa ( Miami)
Blake Miller ( Clemson)
Micah Morris ( Georgia)
Febechi Nwaiwu ( Oklahoma)
Brian Parker II ( Duke)
Diego Pounds ( Mississippi)
Emmanuel Pregnon ( Oregon)
Kadyn Proctor ( Alabama)
Ar’maj Reed-Adams ( Texas A&M)
Jaeden Roberts ( Alabama)
Keylan Rutledge ( Georgia Tech)
Billy Schrauth ( Notre Dame)
Drew Shelton ( Penn State)
Jake Slaughter ( Florida)
Beau Stephens ( Iowa)
Logan Taylor ( Boston College)
Caleb Tiernan ( Northwestern)
Keagen Trost ( Missouri)
Dillon Wade ( Auburn)
Aamil Wagner ( Notre Dame)
Carver Willis ( Washington)
Isaiah World ( Oregon)
Jeremiah Wright ( Auburn)
Trey Zuhn III ( Texas A&M)
DEFENSIVE LINEMEN
Vincent Anthony Jr. ( Duke)
David Bailey ( Texas Tech)
Rueben Bain Jr. ( Miami)
Cameron Ball ( Arkansas)
Caleb Banks ( Florida)
Jaishawn Barham ( Michigan)
Nick Barrett ( South Carolina)
Rayshaun Benny ( Michigan)
DeMonte Capehart ( Clemson)
Brandon Cleveland ( N.C. State)
Dontay Corleone ( Cincinnati)
Keyron Crawford ( Auburn)
Caden Curry ( Ohio State)
Dani Dennis-Sutton ( Penn State)
Zane Durant ( Penn State)
Bryson Eason ( Tennessee)
Deven Eastern ( Minnesota)
Logan Fano ( Utah)
Keldric Faulk ( Auburn)
Skyler Gill-Howard ( Texas Tech)
George Gumbs Jr. ( Florida)
David Gusta ( Kentucky)
Gracen Halton ( Oklahoma)
Zxavian Harris ( Mississippi)
Romello Height ( Texas Tech)
Cashius Howell ( Texas A&M)
Aidan Hubbard ( Northwestern)
Lee Hunter ( Texas Tech)
Quintayvious Hutchins ( Boston College)
Gabe Jacas ( Illinois)
Darrell Jackson Jr. ( Florida State)
Bobby Jamison-Travis ( Auburn)
Marvin Jones Jr. ( Oklahoma)
Joshua Josephs ( Tennessee)
Tim Keenan III ( Alabama)
Nyjalik Kelly ( UCF)
Malachi Lawrence ( UCF)
Max Llewellyn ( Iowa)
Anthony Lucas ( USC)
Jackie Marshall ( Baylor)
Chris McClellan ( Missouri)
Kayden McDonald ( Ohio State)
Akheem Mesidor ( Miami)
Christen Miller ( Georgia)
Derrick Moore ( Michigan)
Trey Moore ( Texas)
Tyler Onyedim ( Texas A&M)
Domonique Orange ( Iowa State)
LT Overton ( Alabama)
T.J. Parker ( Clemson)
Patrick Payton ( LSU)
Kaleb Proctor ( Southeastern Louisiana)
Jack Pyburn ( LSU)
Albert Regis ( Texas A&M)
Mason Reiger ( Wisconsin)
Tyreak Sapp ( Florida)
Gary Smith III ( UCLA)
R Mason Thomas ( Oklahoma)
Nadame Tucker ( Western Michigan)
Damonic Williams ( Oklahoma)
Wesley Williams ( Duke)
Peter Woods ( Clemson)
Zion Young ( Missouri)
LINEBACKERS
CJ Allen ( Georgia)
Lander Barton ( Utah)
Wesley Bissainthe ( Miami)
Bryce Boettcher ( Oregon)
Kendal Daniels ( Oklahoma)
Kaleb Elarms-Orr ( TCU)
Keyshaun Elliott ( Arizona State)
Aiden Fisher ( Indiana)
Eric Gentry ( USC)
Jake Golday ( Cincinnati)
Owen Heinecke ( Oklahoma)
Anthony Hill Jr. ( Texas)
Justin Jefferson ( Alabama)
Jack Kelly ( BYU)
Deontae Lawson ( Alabama)
Kyle Louis ( Pittsburgh)
Red Murdock ( Buffalo)
Namdi Obiazor ( TCU)
Harold Perkins Jr. ( LSU)
Arvell Reese ( Ohio State)
Jacob Rodriguez ( Texas Tech)
Jimmy Rolder ( Michigan)
Karson Sharar ( Iowa)
Xavian Sorey Jr. ( Arkansas)
Sonny Styles ( Ohio State)
Josiah Trotter ( Missouri)
Scooby Williams ( Texas A&M)
Wade Woodaz ( Clemson)
Taurean York ( Texas A&M)
DEFENSIVE BACKS
Keith Abney II ( Arizona State)
Marcus Allen ( North Carolina)
Jadon Canady ( Oregon)
Brandon Cisse ( South Carolina)
Bud Clark ( TCU)
Tacario Davis ( Washington)
Mansoor Delane ( LSU)
Charles Demmings ( Stephen F. Austin)
Thaddeus Dixon ( North Carolina)
Caleb Downs ( Ohio State)
Daylen Everette ( Georgia)
Bishop Fitzgerald ( USC)
Andre Fuller ( Toledo)
Jaylon Guilbeau ( Texas)
TJ Hall ( Iowa)
Ahmari Harvey ( Georgia Tech)
A.J. Haulcy ( LSU)
Colton Hood ( Tennessee)
Jalen Huskey ( Maryland)
Davison Igbinosun ( Ohio State)
Domani Jackson ( Alabama)
Chris Johnson ( San Diego State)
Dalton Johnson ( Arizona)
Jalon Kilgore ( South Carolina)
Will Lee III ( Texas A&M)
Hezekiah Masses ( Cal)
Jermod McCoy ( Tennessee)
Latrell McCutchin Sr. ( Houston)
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren ( Toledo)
Devin Moore ( Florida)
Louis Moore ( Indiana)
Ahmaad Moses ( SMU)
Malik Muhammad ( Texas)
Julian Neal ( Arkansas)
Xavier Nwankpa ( Iowa)
VJ Payne ( Kansas State)
D’Angelo Ponds ( Indiana)
Toriano Pride Jr. ( Missouri)
Ephesians Prysock ( Washington)
Kamari Ramsey ( USC)
Chandler Rivers ( Duke)
Keionte Scott ( Miami)
DeShon Singleton ( Nebraska)
Avery Smith ( Toledo)
Genesis Smith ( Arizona)
Robert Spears-Jennings ( Oklahoma)
Treydan Stukes ( Arizona)
Lorenzo Styles Jr. ( Ohio State)
Michael Taaffe ( Texas)
Avieon Terrell ( Clemson)
Dillon Thieneman ( Oregon)
Jakobe Thomas ( Miami)
Zakee Wheatley ( Penn State)
Collin Wright ( Stanford)
SPECIALISTS
Tommy Doman Jr. ( Florida)
Ryan Eckley ( Michigan State)
Trey Smack ( Florida)
Drew Stevens ( Iowa)
Jack Stonehouse ( Syracuse)
Brett Thorson ( Georgia)
Dominic Zvada ( Michigan)
2026 College Magazine Price will be going up!!
BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE – In 2020 I was prepared to stop selling the magazine in stores and limit it to just my website. I was honestly thinking of perhaps giving up on printing the magazine all together as it was not profitable to do so. Krifka Steffy who oversaw magazines at Barnes and Noble saved the magazine in numerous ways and in 2020 took a big chance that there would be football and bought the magazines up front. If there was no season, Barnes and Noble would take the loss, not me. I can’t thank her enough for that. We also entered a deal with the good folks at Learfield that help us put out the magazine. I got away from a poor deal with my magazine distributors in the next couple of years and now deal Exclusively with Barnes and Noble and Books-A-Million. I am pleased to say that the magazine is a labor of love, and I will continue to put out the magazine for years and years to come. I spend over 6 months working 80+ hours a week to produce a magazine of this detail. My staff spends the entire 6+ months working on the magazine as well. The cost of printing the magazine over the last 10-15 years has doubled plus getting it on trucks to the stores is a large expense. The cost to mail the magazine also rises yearly. Labor costs have probably risen the fastest. I have held the line at $19.99 per magazine for the last 6 years not wanting to break that threshold but the magazine is 360 plus pages, and we will be bumping up the price this year. The new cost is $24.95 but the good news is you can still get it at all Barnes and Nobles for that price. Naturally if you buy online we must charge you for shipping.
You can beat the price increase as during the month of February you can still get the magazine at last year’s price.
Option #1 – Buy the digital magazine for $19.99. The price of the digital magazine will not increase this year as there have been no additional costs to producing the digital version. The best thing about the digital magazine is that it is updated all the way thru the month of September. If a coach gets fired (that has happened the last couple of years) we update it. If a player is injured and out for the year we CIRCLE him in the magazine. If a player is added late (very rare) we put him in. Any changes to the team from the start of June thru the month of September is updated in the digital version. When you go to the store you will not see a picture there, you need to click on Digital Editions and order it there. It will not be activated until the middle of June and once again the price for the digital will not be going up and it will remain $19.99 the entire year. ORDER HERE
Option #2 – Buy the Hard copy of the magazine for $19.99 PLUS SHIPPING. This price will be going up to $24.95 on March 1. You get to choose the method of shipping so the total cost depends on where you live and which of the Five types of shipping you choose. It will cost you in the ballpark of $10 for shipping and tax. When you buy the Hard copy you GET the DIGITAL version of the magazine ($19.99) for FREE and it is updated thru September. Your access begins in the middle of June. You also get your choice of covers (National, SEC, Midwest, Southwest, West or East Coast) as these mail out about 10 days after the magazine goes to print. ORDER HERE
Option #3 – Order the VIP Bundle – The price of the VIP bundle is $39.95 and will be going to $44.95 on March 1. February orders save that $5. With the VIP bundle you get the National Cover of the magazine but unlike the regular magazine orders we mail these as they roll off the press which last year was just 6 days after we sent the magazine to the press. You will be the first person in the country to have a copy in your hands and the magazine will not be in Barnes and Noble until July 4th and the regular magazine orders do not get mailed out til the next week. You also get EXCLUSIVE ACCESS to the digital version of the magazine which is usually two days after we send it to the press and before the magazine is even printed! You get one week of EXLUSIVE ACCESS. You also receive FOUR Free issues of my Inside the Pressbox Newsletter ($20 per issue – $80 value) which gives you my Forecast and my computers forecast on EVERY FBS game each week. You also receive access to Phil Steele Plus ($25 per month) for the months of June, July, August and September! The VIP Bundle also includes SHIPPING so it is basically just $10 more than ordering the magazine by itself! ORDER HERE
Option #4 – Order the Super VIP Bundle – The price of the SUPER VIP bundle is $69.95 and it will be going to $74.95 on March 1. With the Super VIP Bundle you receive TWO magazines INCLUDING SHIPPING, mailed out as they roll off the press, EXCLUSIVE ACCESS to the digital version one week before anyone else, Four Issues of Inside the PressBox ($80 value) the same bonuses that the VIP’s get. You also receive…
FCS Digital Magazine ($25) FREE – Two full pages on Every FCS team laid out the same way the pages are for the FBS magazine. There are 128 FCS teams so over 250 pages!
NFL Digital Magazine ($15) FREE – Four full pages on Every NFL team and a Fantasy Football section!
Phil Steele Plus ($25 month) ENTIRE SEASON FREE – This is a tremendous addition and is currently on the Super VIP Bundle but we may eventually take it off in the upcoming months. If you purchase the full year access it is $99 but you get it included in the Super VIP Bundle right now for just $69.95 but only until the end of February. Purchase the Super VIP Bundle now and get the entire year of Phil Steele Plus FREE!! Beat the price increase and order your magazines in FEBRUARY! ORDER SUPER VIP HERE
Beat the price increase and order your magazines in FEBRUARY!
