The collegiate football season has concluded for most prospects eligible for the 2026 NFL Draft, meaning there are no more games left to be played. However, several key checkpoints remain between now and April, including the NFL Scouting Combine, medical evaluations, team interviews, all-star games, etc.

As you'd expect, the top four seeds in the College Football Playoff are loaded with prospective NFL talent, especially the Buckeyes.

The final day of 2025 is here, and with it comes one more full day of football before the ball drops – which will be capped by the sole College Football Playoff (CFP) Quarterfinal on New Year's Eve between No. 2 seed Ohio State and No. 10 seed Miami.

The 2026 draft class isn't as deep as expected, but we still might see a few QBs come off the board in the first round. Here are the nine best prospects currently.

Who are the best NFL Draft prospects for the Cleveland Browns to watch in the New Year's Eve Cotton Bowl between Miami Hurricanes and Ohio State Buckeyes.

The #1 seed Indiana Hoosiers take on the #9 seed Alabama Crimson Tide in an all-Crimson Rose Bowl. It's Crimson & Cream versus Crimson & White,

The New York Giants are looking ahead to the 2026 NFL draft and here are some prospects they should scout during the New Year's Eve bowl games.

As second-ranked Ohio State gears up to face off against tenth-ranked Miami in the Cotton Bowl Classic on January 31st, their first game of this year’s College Football Playoff after enjoying a bye in the first round, it’s worth remembering that the Buckeyes will be closely monitored by NFL general managers, scouts and personnel executives.

Given all the opt-outs and absences, it feels like the TCU Horned Frogs will be more excited to be at the Alamo Bowl than the USC Trojans will be.