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THIS WEEK AT ALL ACCESS FOOTBALL — NFL DRAFT CENTRAL

Updated 2026 NFL Draft Big Board — The following rankings have expanded to include the top 50 draft-eligible prospects at each position: Quarterback || Running back || Wide Receiver || Tight Ends

New NFL Draft Watch reports have been filed for the following schools: Louisville Cardinals || Pitt Panthers || Virginia Cavaliers

New player evaluations and updates have been added to the following Draft Watch reports: Indiana Hoosiers || Miami Hurricanes || North Carolina Tar Heels || Ohio State Buckeyes || Ole Miss Rebels || Oregon Ducks || Washington Huskies

More scouting reports can be found from our Scout Notebook that was posted this past Monday, courtesy of the NFL Draft Bible Scouting Department: CB1 From ‘DB-U’ Leads The Charge In List of 10 NFL Draft Prospects On The Rise

NFL Draft Bible Big Board: QB || RB || WR || TE || OT || OG || C || DT || ER || LB || CB || S

Programming Alert: Sports Rage With Gabriel Morency Featuring Guest Ric Serritella: Tune-in to the latest podcast discussing NFL hot topics, latest NFL Draft odds, NCAA Coaching Carousel, CFL Grey Cup predictions and more, listen here.

CFL RACE INTENSIFIES DURING FINAL WEEK OF REGULAR SEASON

It’s Week 21 in the Canadien Football League, as they enter the final weekend of regular season play. The Saskatchewan Roughriders (12-7) own the best record and have clinched the West Division. However, they have been very beatable over the past two months with just a 4-4 record down the stretch. In the East Division, should Hamilton defeat Ottawa on Friday night, they will clinch the division. If the Ti-Cats are unable to defeat the Redblacks, then that would open the door for Montreal, who could take the division with a win over Winnipeg on Saturday. The two division winners will receive a first round bye. Other teams who have clinched playoff births include the BC Lions and Calgary Stampeders. In other CFL news, The Montreal Alouettes announced that they have signed senior vice president of football operations and general manager Danny Maciocia and head coach Jason Maas to two-year contract extensions through the 2029 and 2028 seasons respectively.

SCOUTING THE LEAGUE: THE DRAFT ROOM — WIDE RECEIVERS

Tune-in to the latest edition of Scouting The League, as host Rodrik David welcomes former Atlanta Falcons player personal coordinator Brian Zeches to discuss some of the premier wideout prospects in the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft. Tune in to learn more about Ohio State playmaker Carnell Tate, explosive Clemson receiver Antonio Williams and Washington top target Denzel Boston.

CONTINENTAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE ANNOUNCES ROSTER OUTLOOK

The Continental Football League, scheduled to kick off in the summer of 2026, announced that they will report to training camp with a maximum of 50 players. The CoFL intends to be a developmental league and will mandate that at least half (25) of the training camp roster must consist of players between the ages of 18-25. The reasons for their decision has been outlined by the following logic. It keeps the league young, fast and hungry. It creates a real developmental bridge for players coming out of college or returning from other leagues and it provides older, more established players an opportunity to build their brand in a local market. The final roster will consist of 36 players and four practice squad spots. In addition, each team must have five local players on its final roster—athletes who played high school or small college football within a Commissioner-approved radius of the team’s home stadium. This rule is designed to strengthen community ties, give local athletes a chance to play in front of their hometown fans and make every CoFL franchise a true reflection of its region’s football culture. Stay tuned for more updates as they become available. If you missed our interview with Continental Football League Commissioner Mike Kelly, you can watch it here.

QB HUDDLE: WEEK 7 RECAP SHOW

This week Tim Smith and Lo Morales break the huddle to talk the Dallas Cowboys big win over the Washington Commanders, plus the Denver Broncos huge comeback in Mile High. The QB’s are ‘On Fire’ on the QB Huddle Podcast!

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