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The latest NFL roster cuts have left a notable imprint of Indiana University alumni, with 18 former players earning spots on opening‑day rosters across a dozen teams, while undrafted prospects like Ke’Shawn Williams and Myles Price aim to carve out careers.
During the first NFL preseason week, a dozen former Indiana University athletes saw action for various franchises, delivering key receptions, rushes, and tackles while several faced injuries or roster cuts.
Former Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza has agreed to a four‑year, $57.27 million contract with the Las Vegas Raiders, a deal that follows a historic college season and sets the stage for a quarterback competition in training camp.
Brock Bowers overcame a season‑opening knee setback to become the Las Vegas Raiders' clear No. 1 target, projecting as fantasy's TE2 with a massive share of pass‑game opportunities.
The Las Vegas Raiders finished the 2025 campaign with a 3‑14 record, a stark contrast to the expectations that surrounded the franchise after its relocation. A negative 191 point differential underscored a defense that struggled to contain opponents and an offense that could not find rhythm.
The Wolverines' latest offer to Ian Thomas, a standout back from Tomball, Texas, signals a strategic push to reinforce their rushing attack and attract elite talent.
With the 2026 NFL season on the horizon, a seasoned analyst identifies one fantasy‑relevant sleeper per franchise, offering insight into ADP, role, and upside that could eclipse current projections.
The Badgers will host a high‑profile recruiting weekend featuring a five‑star recruit, eight four‑star athletes and a host of in‑state standouts, aiming to extend a recent surge of commitments.
Ty Winn, a top offensive tackle prospect, will visit the University of Texas this week, highlighting the Longhorns' aggressive push for the 2028 class.
Texas secures a top cornerback prospect, expanding a competitive 2028 recruiting class.
The University of Texas has offered a scholarship to Jordan Hicks, a highly ranked cornerback prospect, as part of a broader recruiting push that includes several other four-star athletes.