
BYU Reveals 2026 Football Depth Chart Ahead of Season
The Cougars unveil their first official depth chart for the 2026 campaign, naming key players at every position and spotlighting several true freshmen set to make an impact.
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The Cougars unveil their first official depth chart for the 2026 campaign, naming key players at every position and spotlighting several true freshmen set to make an impact.

Kalani Sitake highlights the Cougars' increased depth and talent, aiming to build a genuine contender in the Big 12.

Kalani Sitake voices dissatisfaction with the Cougars' recent performance despite a 23‑4 record, emphasizing the need for continued growth as the 2026 season approaches.
At the Harrington Center for the Arts, brothers Bear and Tiger Bachmeier performed their first concert as the musical act Music Bachs, joined by uncle Don and coached by Kalani Sitake, as part of the city’s ‘Concerts in the Park’ series.

With 21 former four‑star recruits set for the 2026 fall camp, BYU is building the depth and talent needed to challenge for the Big 12 championship.

After a promising 2025 campaign that saw 45 tackles and 3.5 tackles for loss, Siale Esera is poised to expand his impact under a deep BYU defensive corps, provided he stays healthy.

Bill Connelly's SP+ ratings place Texas Tech at the top of the projected Big 12 order for 2026, with quarterback Brendan Sorsby eligible after a brief suspension. The outlook also highlights rising contenders, new head coaches and pivotal player storylines across the conference.

A look at the Cougars' projected lineup, highlighting the quarterback race, standout running back, receiver uncertainties, and the defensive units poised for impact.

A look at the Cougars' spring progress, key players, and the schedule that could shape their championship aspirations

Two former BYU football players, Choe Bryant-Strother and Pokaiaua Haunga, remain in the transfer portal amid injury setbacks and roster reshuffles, while eleven other alumni have found new teams across various conferences.