Our latest 2026 NFL mock draft has a few pieces falling into place, though there are still several major unknowns - including QB Ty Simpson.

Which underclassmen have declared for the 2026 NFL Draft? Here's a look which players plan to enter the draft.

With many of the top players preparing for their final college games, we've waded through the bowl slate gauntlet to identify the top NFL prospect at each position. For this exercise, we're spotlighting the best prospects who have not opted out and are expected to compete in one of either the traditional bowls or the first round of the College Football Playoff.

Following his lengthy tenure with the Kansas football program, Jalon Daniels declared for the NFL Draft. Does he have a chance to play at the next level?

Adie von Gontard, Woods' agent, confirmed to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport that the 20-year-old is declaring for the 2026 draft. B/R's NFL scouting department has Woods ranked as the best pure defensive lineman and No. 9 overall prospect in the upcoming draft class.

Ohio State has five of the top-16 prospects on this list and four more in the top-100. The crazy thing is, the one that will be drafted the highest for them isn't even draft eligible. They truly are one of the most talented college football teams of all time and should be within striking distance of the most first-rounders in a single draft (6: 2021 Alabama & 2004 Miami) and the most draft picks in a single draft (15: 2022 Georgia).

LSU star cornerback Mansoor Delane has declared for the 2026 NFL Draft. See how early some analysts are saying he'll be selected:

In the first round of the college football playoff, their are plenty of prospects to watch between Alabama and Oklahoma.

One of the more productive quarterback talents in college football has decided against entering his name into the 2026 NFL Draft and will reportedly return to s