2026 Stock Up: Prospects Pushing Into the Spotlight

Today we will be looking at some prospects that have the ability to make an impact on the D1 FCS level. These are the players scouts will need to know moving forward. If you are new and looking to subscribe use the code: Davis30 for a 30% discount off of your first subscription. If you are returning and want 30% off of the monthly subscription use code: DavisPRZ30 for a discount.    Talley is a name that continues to gain traction thanks to a dominant summer on the camp circuit and strong performances with Mile High Prep in the Prep Super League. A true disruptor on the defensive line, Talley has the brute strength to shed blockers and make plays behind the line of scrimmage. His physicality, motor, and ability to blow up run plays have already earned him D2 offers, and with his trajectory, D1 looks should soon follow. Talley's presence up front forces offenses to account for him on the line, and that kind of attention is exactly what makes him a rising name in the 2026 class.     Brown is a receiver who brings more than just athleticism, he's a technician with a relentless work ethic and high football IQ. His ability to adjust routes mid play, find soft spots in coverage, and lead by example has made him a leader in this wide receiver room. Brown is expected to be a focal point of his team's passing attack, and he's put in the offseason work to make sure he's ready. His progress has been steady, and he's poised to have the kind of breakout year that gets college coaches dialing in. Watch for Brown to make his mark early and often.     Collard is a rising receiver whose size and speed give him a distinct edge in one on one matchups. He's been active on the camp circuit this summer, pulling in D2 offers while also attracting attention from several FCS programs. Collard excels at creating separation downfield and shows flashes of being a complete receiver, capable of stretching the field vertically or blocking on the perimeter. With more opportunities this fall, he's looking to solidify himself as one of the more complete wideouts/tight ends in his class. If he continues to trend upward, don't be surprised to see his recruiting profile expand significantly.     Elliott continues to elevate his stock after an impactful camp season that led to multiple D2 offers and FCS interest. On the field, Elliott brings toughness and versatility, two traits that college coaches love. He recorded 4 tackles for loss and 2 sacks last season while also flashing coverage skills that make him an all-around linebacker. Elliott thrives near the line of scrimmage where he can shed blocks and make quick plays on the ball. He's expected to take on an even larger role this year, and his ability to be a game changer in multiple phases makes him a name to know in 2026.     Hageman has had a productive offseason, from competing in the Prep Super League with Mile High Prep to showcasing his skillset across the summer camp circuit. At 6'3 and 200 pounds, Hageman has the frame, athleticism, and instincts to play at the Division I level. He finished last season with 75 tackles, 8 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, and 1 interception, proving he can impact the game in both run defense and coverage. His versatility and ability to make reads quickly have put him on the radar, and another big season could be the catalyst that brings in his first D1 offer.

Today we will be looking at some prospects that have the ability to make an impact on the D1 FCS level. These are the players scouts will need to know moving forward. If you are new and looking to subscribe use the code: Davis30 for a 30% discount off of your first subscription. If you are returning and want 30% off of the monthly subscription use code: DavisPRZ30 for a discount.