For months, there has been speculation on whether or not Arch Manning would enter the NFL Draft after one year as the starter at Texas. His grandfather and former New Orleans Saints QB, Archie Manning came out and said Arch would not enter the 2026 NFL Draft and would start for two years with the Longhorns.

According to the latest 2026 mock draft, one that's entirely too early and certain to be far from the correct order when the season ends, the Panthers apparently still don't have the pass rushers they need, prompting them to select yet another one.

Arch Manning is the No. 1 overall pick in ESPN analyst Field Yates' 2026 mock draft. Here's why he has the Texas QB going first.

Following the release of the Senior Bowl Top 300, Eric Edholm provides a look at what you need to know about the next wave of NFL draft prospects. Which players could be under the microscope at the annual all-star game?

ESPN's Field Yates has the Chicago Bears turning their attention to defense in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft.

In this already tenuous analogy, LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier is the closest thing college football has this year to a grand maestro. You will not find someone who excels at the art of quarterbacking better than him in the collegiate game.

We picked out teams with some level of QB1 uncertainty for 2026 and projected two potential outcomes for each -- one likely, one not so likely.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning clarified his grandfather's thoughts about him entering the NFL Draft as he met with the media on Tuesday.

The Vikings are coming off a draft with limited picks, but they're now heading into 2026 reloaded. General manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah has shown he can build a roster through free agency, but the draft remains a work in progress. He has improved significantly since his first class in 2022, but 2026 is expected to be a pivotal year.