2026 Senior Bowl Day 1 and 2 Breakdown

Alex Dunlap and Cody Carpentier break down all of their dynasty thoughts from Days 1 and 2 of the Panini Senior Bowl in Mobile, Al.

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PRO 2026 Rookie Spotlight: Seth McGowan, RB Kentucky

McGowan has played in 31 career games (8 at Oklahoma, 12 at New Mexico State, and 11 at UK) with 21 starts (11 at New Mexico State and 10 at UK). Coming out of high school, he was a consensus four-star recruit coming out of Poteet High School in Texas and a Top 200 player.

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PRO 2026 Rookie Spotlight: Rahsul Faison, RB South Carolina

Hardly becoming eligible to play before the 2025 season, Rahul Faison transferred to South Carolina in January of 2025. He was ineligible until August 25th, the week of their season opener against Virginia Tech.

PRO 2026 Rookie Spotlight: Ja’Kobi Lane, WR USC

Lane is a traits-based perimeter receiver whose appeal centers on size, length, and downfield/red-zone playmaking ability.

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PRO 2026 Rookie Spotlight: Roman Hemby, RB Indiana

After four years of good football at Maryland, finishing with 800+ yards from scrimmage in 3 of 4 seasons. Roman Hemby transferred to Indiana, where he finally crested 1,000 rushing yards in the 14th game of the season.

2026 Senior Bowl Running Back Preview Show

Cody Carpentier shares his thoughts about this year’s Senior Bowl running backs group ahead of RosterWatch’s 15th Annual trip to Mobile next week.

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PRO Premium DFS Main-Slate Breakdown and Walk-Through: The BLITZ – Divisional Round

Exclusive to RosterWatch PRO/Premium and RotoGrinders members, Join Alex Dunlap, TJ Zwarych and the creator of the BLITZ projection system, Derek Carty, for a position-by-position breakdown of the Divisional Round DFS Main Slate.

PRO 2026 Rookie Spotlight: KC Concepcion, WR Texas A&M

Concepcion brings one of the more compelling early-breakout profiles in this class. He began his collegiate career at NC State, where he immediately flashed as a true freshman and established himself as a focal point of the passing game.