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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.
Indiana’s 2026 football squad blends a revamped quarterback room, key transfers and a fortified secondary as the Hoosiers aim to turn past frustrations into Big Ten contention.
Indiana’s cornerback corps reshapes for 2026, led by Jamari Sharpe’s championship‑game interception, as A.J. Harris, Ryland Gandy and newcomer Carson Williams vie for the second spot.
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.
Indiana University’s tight end position heads into the 2026 season as a focal point, featuring a mix of seasoned holdovers and promising newcomers, including the versatile Brock Schott.
Coach Curt Cignetti outlines the key developments from week two of fall camp, highlighting defensive standouts, a deep tight‑end group and the chemistry building around veteran transfers.
Week one of the NFL preseason saw several former Hoosiers deliver key contributions, while others faced injuries or roster cuts.
From Jamari Sharpe’s renewed focus to Byron Baldwin Jr.’s safety breakout, the latest camp observations reveal a team building depth, chemistry and a clear path toward postseason aspirations.
The second week of fall practice reveals a more demanding environment, with key players stepping into leadership roles and coaches emphasizing accountability as the program eyes a strong season.
Indiana’s tight end position will see a complete overhaul in 2026, with departing stars Riley Nowakowski, Holden Staes and James Bomba making way for transfer Brock Schott and newcomers Parker Elmore and Trevor Gibbs.
EA Sports' latest college football title spotlights Indiana's strong overall rating while highlighting the inexperience at tight end, a position that could shape the team's 2026 outlook.
From a national title in 2025 to a revamped roster, the Hoosiers are poised for a challenging yet promising 2026 campaign.
Indiana’s tight end position, once anchored by Zach Horton and Riley Nowakowski, is now a battlefield for emerging talent, with several redshirt freshmen and true freshmen competing for the top spot.
Alabama's third‑year head coach Kalen DeBoer must blend a talent‑laden secondary with a revitalized pass rush to meet the legacy of Bear Bryant and Nick Saban.
An examination of the Steelers' historic regular‑season consistency, their recent postseason drought, and the bold outlook that predicts a sub‑.500 finish in 2026.
Indiana Football is spotlighting freshman tight end PJ MacFarlane, a top Ohio recruit whose physical development and skill set could define the program's next era.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially signed former Indiana University tight end Riley Nowakowski to his first NFL contract, a four‑year agreement worth $4,823,260 that includes a $443,260 signing bonus and guarantees $443,260 of the total value.