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A leak of College Football 27 ratings showcases the overall scores assigned to Rutgers University players, highlighting key performers ahead of the game's July launch.
Predictions for the Scarlet Knights’ upcoming schedule outline a mix of dominant wins and tight contests, highlighting key battles against Big Ten rivals and non‑conference opponents.
With training camp looming, Rutgers’ quarterback position remains unsettled, prompting intense competition between transfer Dylan Lonergan and rising star AJ Surace.
With spring practice in the books, Rutgers remains undecided on its starting quarterback. Transfer Dylan Lonergan and returning senior AJ Surace have drawn praise from Coach Greg Schiano, while Sean Ashenfelter shows promise for the future. The competition will come to a head during training camp, ahead of the September 3 opener against UMass.
Rutgers is still searching for a definitive starter at quarterback. Spring practice highlighted promising performances from Boston College transfer Dylan Lonergan and senior AJ Surace, while recruit Sean Ashenfelder shows rapid development.
ESPN’s latest future power rankings place Rutgers at No. 56 for the 2027 season, a 13‑spot decline that reflects concerns over the quarterback position and a defense reshaped by transfers.
ESPN analyst Adam Rittenberg places Rutgers at No. 56 in his 2027 college football future power rankings, a 13‑spot drop from a year ago, citing quarterback uncertainty and a defensive overhaul.
The Wolverines open the 2026 season with a series of games that range from modest non‑conference foes to formidable Big Ten rivals, each offering a glimpse into the team’s progress under new leadership.
Rutgers head coach Greg Schiano outlines the quarterback competition between Dylan Lonergan and AJ Surace, highlighting the depth and talent in the Scarlet Knights' room as the team readies for the demanding Big Ten schedule.
CBS Sports ranks Rutgers 16th in the Big Ten post‑spring power rankings, highlighting a potent offense anchored by returning stars while raising concerns about a historically weak defense and a quarterback battle.
CBS Sports places Rutgers at No.16 in its Big Ten post‑spring power rankings, highlighting the return of key playmakers and the program's evolving offensive and defensive outlook.
After a breakout 2025 campaign, the Scarlet Knights' receiving unit confronts critical questions as they aim to replicate last year's production.
The latest forecast from Sports Illustrated assigns confidence ratings to every projected Big Ten quarterback for the 2026 season, highlighting both locked‑in starters and unsettled races.