Heading into head coach Dan Lanning’s fourth season, the Oregon Ducks were expected to be a national championship contender despite concerns about the roster’s youth. Those expectations were understandable after the Ducks finished the 2024 season 13–1, won the Big Ten Championship Game, and earned the top seed in the College Football Playoff. Oregon’s season ended with a loss to eventual national champion Ohio State in the Rose Bowl.

Oregon finished the 2025 regular season 11–1 and earned the No. 5 seed in the College Football Playoff. The Ducks defeated James Madison 51–34 in the first round before shutting out Texas Tech 23–0 in the Orange Bowl. Their season ended with a 56–22 Peach Bowl loss to eventual national champion Indiana. 

Quarterback Dante Moore led one of the nation’s most productive offenses, throwing for 3,565 yards, 30 touchdowns and 10 interceptions while completing 71.8 percent of his passes. Oregon ranked 11th nationally in both scoring offense (36.9 points per game) and total offense (452.2 yards per game), while its defense ranked seventh nationally in total defense, allowing 273.7 yards per game. Despite a well-balanced roster, the Ducks lost to Indiana twice because they were outmatched in the trenches and struggled in situational football. Moore was sacked six times and threw two interceptions in the October loss at Autzen Stadium, while Indiana converted 11 of 14 third downs in the Peach Bowl rematch.

Lanning promoted Drew Mehringer from tight ends coach to offensive coordinator after Will Stein became Kentucky’s head coach. Under Mehringer, tight end Kenyon Sadiq caught 51 passes for 560 yards and eight touchdowns in 2025. Mehringer was also the Big 12’s top recruiter and ranked third nationally in 2019, according to 247Sports. During Mehringer’s tenure as Texas’ wide receivers coach, Devin Duvernay ranked fifth nationally with 1,386 receiving yards and earned First-Team All-Big 12 honors in 2019. 

Chris Hampton will take over defensive coordinator duties after Tosh Lupoi became California’s head coach. Hampton will also continue coaching safeties in 2026. During his tenure at Tulane, Hampton helped the Green Wave rank 32nd nationally in scoring defense (22.2 points per game) and 46th in total defense (360.4 yards per game) in 2022. Hampton also oversaw a defensive backs unit that ranked third in the AAC with 12 interceptions in 2019.

Oregon had seven players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, with Sadiq and safety Dillon Thieneman headlining the class. The New York Jets selected Sadiq with the 16th overall pick, giving Geno Smith a dynamic target who can line up in the slot or outside and stretch the field. The Chicago Bears selected Thieneman 25th overall to help replace lost production in the secondary after he recorded 92 total tackles, two interceptions and five pass deflections in 2025.

The Jacksonville Jaguars selected offensive lineman Emmanuel Pregnon in the third round, while defensive back Jalon Canady (Kansas City Chiefs) and linebacker Bryce Boettcher (Indianapolis Colts) were also selected in the third round. Receiver Malik Benson (Las Vegas Raiders) and offensive lineman Alex Harkey (Los Angeles Chargers) rounded out Oregon’s draft class as sixth-round selections.

Noah Whittington and Jordon Davison anchored Oregon’s running game in 2025 after the duo combined for 1,496 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns. Dierre Hill Jr. provided another productive option out of the backfield, adding 656 yards and five touchdowns. Benson led the receiving corps with team highs of 719 receiving yards and six touchdowns, while Jeremiah McClellan added 557 yards and three touchdowns. Linebacker Bryce Boettcher led the defense with 136 combined tackles, while Teitum Tuioti and Matayo Uiagalelei spearheaded the pass rush with 15.5 combined sacks and four forced fumbles. Brandon Finney Jr. led the secondary with seven pass deflections and three interceptions.

247Sports ranked Oregon’s 2026 incoming transfer class 21st nationally after the Ducks added 15 players through the portal. Quarterback Dylan Raiola transferred from Nebraska, giving Oregon another talented option in its quarterback room. Raiola threw for 2,000 yards, 18 touchdowns and six interceptions in 2025 before suffering a broken fibula in November. Moore will remain Oregon’s starting quarterback in 2026, giving Raiola an opportunity to develop behind an established starter before potentially taking over the offense in 2027. Minnesota transfer Koi Perich is expected to help fill the void left by Thieneman. 247Sports ranked Perich as the top safety in the transfer portal after he recorded 128 tackles and six interceptions over two seasons at Minnesota. Former Penn State tight end Andrew Olesh could help replace Sadiq’s production while providing another talented option at the position. UNC transfer D’Antre Robinson gives Oregon additional depth along the interior defensive line. Receiver Iverson Brooks transferred from UAB after catching 97 passes for 1,225 yards and 10 touchdowns over four seasons.

ESPN’s Football Power Index ranks Oregon’s schedule as the 26th-hardest in the nation, with Ohio State, USC and Washington highlighting the slate. The Ducks will travel to Columbus, Ohio, to face a talented Buckeyes team featuring Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith in one of college football’s most intimidating environments. The matchup could have significant College Football Playoff implications, with both teams among the favorites to compete for a national championship. A road win would strengthen Oregon’s case for a high playoff seed while giving the Ducks an important résumé victory against another national title contender.

In late September, Oregon will travel to USC for a potential early-season top-25 matchup. The Trojans entered the season ranked inside the top 15 of the preseason AP Top 25 and could challenge Oregon’s defense with an explosive passing game. Jayden Maiava threw for 330 yards and four touchdowns in last season’s meeting despite Oregon’s 42–27 victory.

Oregon will face Washington at home to close out the regular season. Despite ESPN giving the Ducks an 89.6% chance of winning, the Huskies are ranked No. 17 in the preseason AP Top 25 and have significantly improved their roster. Depending on how the season unfolds, Washington could have an opportunity to play spoiler against an Oregon team potentially fighting for a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game and favorable College Football Playoff positioning.

The Ducks enter the 2026 season with high expectations to compete for a national championship, with ESPN’s FPI giving them a 9.8% chance to win the title. Oregon retains its starting quarterback from 2025 along with key offensive pieces such as receiver Evan Stewart and center Lapani Laloulu, while fielding a formidable front seven and revamped secondary.

Despite Laloulu returning for 2026, there is some uncertainty along the offensive line, with the unit relying heavily on young talent and incoming transfers. Oregon’s 2026 season will also hinge on limiting turnovers and improving its red-zone defense. In 2025, opponents scored on 88.9% of their trips inside Oregon’s 20-yard line, exposing an area the Ducks will need to improve against elite competition. Oregon enters the season with the talent to win 11 games and contend for both a Big Ten title and a national championship. Lanning has the pieces to meet those expectations, but it’ll come down to whether Moore can limit turnovers and whether Oregon can execute in situational moments in big games.

FanDuel Sportsbook lists Oregon at +270 to win the Big Ten Championship and +750 to win the national championship.

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BYU continued its upward trajectory by finishing the 2025 season with a 12–2 record. Coming off an 11–2 campaign in 2024, the Cougars entered 2025 projected to compete for a major bowl appearance or College Football Playoff berth after retaining a productive roster built around a physical style of play. BYU defeated Utah for the third consecutive time in the “Holy War” with a narrow 24–21 victory in Provo, while other notable wins came against Arizona, TCU and Iowa State.

The Cougars made their first appearance in the Big 12 Championship Game but lost to Texas Tech 34–7. Their season ended on a positive note with a 25–21 victory over Georgia Tech in the Pop-Tarts Bowl.

Despite a successful season, BYU struggled against Texas Tech, losing both matchups by a combined score of 63–14. The Red Raiders held the Cougars to just 63 rushing yards and 137 passing yards in the Big 12 Championship Game. BYU entered the conference championship ranked No. 11 by the College Football Playoff committee, putting the Cougars in position to contend for a spot in the 12-team field. However, the loss damaged their playoff résumé, while analysts also pointed to a lack of high-profile non-conference wins as a factor working against them. The committee ultimately left BYU outside the College Football Playoff.

Head coach Kalani Sitake promoted Kelly Poppinga to defensive coordinator after Jay Hill accepted the same position at Michigan. Poppinga previously served as BYU’s special teams coordinator and defensive ends coach and spent six seasons on Bronco Mendenhall’s staff at Virginia. Under Poppinga’s guidance, linebacker Chris Peace led all ACC linebackers with 7.5 sacks during his senior season in 2018. With Poppinga on the defensive staff last season, BYU ranked sixth nationally in red-zone defense (70.4%) and red-zone touchdown defense (40.7%), seventh in interceptions (17) and 10th in defensive touchdowns (three).

Sione Po’uha was promoted to associate head coach, while Justin Ena transitioned from linebackers coach to special teams coordinator. Demario Warren was hired as defensive passing game coordinator and safeties coach after helping Boise State rank 15th nationally in pass defense last season, allowing just 175.6 passing yards per game.

Two BYU players were selected in the 2026 NFL Draft after none were taken the previous year. Linebacker Jack Kelly was selected by the New York Giants in the sixth round, providing additional depth to their linebacker corps. Kelly ended his BYU tenure with 10 sacks, two forced fumbles and 55 total tackles. The Cleveland Browns selected tight end Carsen Ryan in the seventh round, adding a versatile option who can contribute as both a receiver and blocker. Ryan recorded career highs with 45 receptions and 620 receiving yards while adding three touchdowns in 2025. Wide receiver Chase Roberts signed with the Las Vegas Raiders as an undrafted free agent after totaling 170 receptions, 2,586 receiving yards and 18 touchdowns during his four-year tenure at BYU.

Quarterback Bear Bachmeier threw for 3,033 yards, 15 touchdowns and seven interceptions while completing 64.9% of his passes. He also rushed for 527 yards and 11 touchdowns. The signal-caller was named the 2025 Big 12 Offensive Freshman of the Year before earning MVP honors in the Pop-Tarts Bowl, where he threw for 325 yards, one touchdown and one interception. LJ Martin spearheaded BYU’s rushing attack with 1,305 yards and 12 touchdowns, earning Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year and First-Team All-Big 12 honors. Parker Kingston led the receiving corps with 928 yards and five touchdowns. Cornerback Evan Johnson anchored the secondary with five interceptions and seven pass deflections, while safety Faletau Satuala led the defense with 84 total tackles.

247Sports ranked BYU’s 2026 transfer class 39th nationally after the Cougars signed three four-star and six three-star prospects. Former California linebacker Cade Uluave is expected to anchor BYU’s linebacker corps, helping fill the void left by the NFL-bound Kelly. Uluave finished his three-year tenure at Cal with six sacks, 235 total tackles and three interceptions. The former Golden Bear was also named to the Butkus and Lombardi Award watchlists for the 2026 season.

Transfers Roger Saleapaga II and Walker Lyons could provide Bachmeier with two additional targets in the passing game while adding depth to the receiving corps. Their versatility could allow offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick to rotate between personnel packages and create favorable matchups in key situations. Lyons averaged 11.1 yards per reception last season, recording 20 catches for 223 yards. Former Washington offensive lineman Paki Finau provides the Cougars with a high-upside interior option who is expected to compete for a starting role.

BYU’s 2026 schedule appears relatively manageable, with ESPN’s Football Power Index ranking the slate 55th nationally in strength of schedule. Notre Dame and Utah headline the schedule, while the Cougars will avoid notable Big 12 opponents such as Texas Tech and Houston. Notre Dame will visit Provo in mid-October, potentially setting up a matchup between two top-15 teams looking to strengthen their College Football Playoff résumés. The Fighting Irish are 7–2 all-time against the Cougars, but a victory would give BYU the type of high-profile non-conference win its résumé lacked last season.

BYU’s visit to Salt Lake City could provide another difficult test, as the Cougars will face a Utah team projected to be among the Big 12’s best in the hostile environment at Rice-Eccles Stadium. The Cougars will also be looking for their fourth consecutive victory in the “Holy War” after defeating the Utes 24–21 last season.

Sitake’s team enters 2026 expecting to compete for a Big 12 title and a College Football Playoff berth. Optimism is high with Bachmeier coming off a promising freshman season, while Poppinga is expected to retain many of the defensive concepts used under Hill last season. BYU also returns several starters from its 12-win team, providing continuity on both sides of the ball.

Questions remain in the receiving corps because of significant turnover and uncertainty surrounding the unit’s new contributors. Jojo Phillips has dealt with injuries and inconsistent play, catching just 24 passes over two seasons, while Oregon transfer Kyler Kasper recorded only six receptions for 77 yards over four seasons. Despite the uncertainty at receiver, BYU’s standard preseason win total is set at 8.5, suggesting expectations for some regression following last season’s 12-win campaign. ESPN’s Football Power Index also gives the Cougars a 16.5% chance to win the Big 12 in 2026.

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After a memorable 2024 campaign that resulted in an appearance in the National Championship Game, Notre Dame entered 2025 with lofty expectations to contend for a national title. The Fighting Irish were ranked inside the preseason top 10 and opened the season against two top-25 opponents in Miami and Texas A&M. After losing both games by a combined four points, Notre Dame fell to 0–2 and dropped to No. 24 in the polls.

The Fighting Irish responded by winning their remaining 10 games to finish 10–2 and reenter the College Football Playoff conversation. A dominant running game and the emergence of freshman quarterback CJ Carr fueled the turnaround. Jeremiyah Love finished third in Heisman Trophy voting after rushing for 1,372 yards and 18 touchdowns on 199 carries, while Carr threw for 2,741 yards, 24 touchdowns and six interceptions while completing 66.6% of his passes.

The College Football Playoff committee ultimately left Notre Dame outside the field, ranking Miami and Alabama ahead of the Fighting Irish in its final rankings. Miami’s head-to-head victory over Notre Dame and Alabama’s stronger strength of schedule worked against the Fighting Irish, despite the Crimson Tide’s lopsided loss in the SEC Championship Game. Notre Dame subsequently declined its bowl invitations, ending the 2025 season abruptly.

Former Illinois defensive coordinator Aaron Henry joined Marcus Freeman’s staff as co-defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach. Henry was hired to replace Mike Mickens after Mickens accepted a position with the Baltimore Ravens. In 2022, Illinois allowed just 5.6 yards per passing attempt, recorded a nation-leading 24 interceptions and surrendered only 12.8 points per game, the lowest mark in college football that season. Super Bowl LX champion Devon Witherspoon developed under Henry, earning Big Ten Defensive Back of the Year honors and becoming a Thorpe Award finalist in 2022. 

Charlie Partridge was hired as defensive line coach, while Brian Jean-Marie was named linebackers coach. Partridge is widely regarded as one of college football’s top defensive line developers, notably helping develop J.J. Watt during his time on Wisconsin’s coaching staff. His experience could help Notre Dame maximize its defensive front talent in 2026. 

Notre Dame had six players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, headlined by the Arizona Cardinals’ selection of Love with the third overall pick. Love is expected to play a significant role in Arizona’s offense as a primary option on early downs while creating mismatches in the passing game. His versatility could provide a needed boost to a Cardinals rushing attack that ranked second-to-last in rushing yards in 2025. Running back Jadarian Price was selected 32nd overall by the Seattle Seahawks to help replace Kenneth Walker III’s production. It marked the first time in the modern draft era that two teammates were selected as the first two running backs off the board.

The New York Giants selected Malachi Fields in the third round to add depth at wide receiver after he caught 36 passes for 630 yards and five touchdowns, averaging 17.5 yards per reception. Tight end Eli Raridon was selected by the New England Patriots later in the third round, while offensive lineman Billy Schrauth (Tampa Bay Buccaneers, fifth round) and defensive lineman Gabriel Rubio (Pittsburgh Steelers, sixth round) rounded out Notre Dame’s draft class.

Price complemented Love in the backfield, rushing for 674 yards and 11 touchdowns last season. Jordan Faison led the team with 640 receiving yards, while Will Pauling recorded a team-high six receiving touchdowns. Boubacar Traore and Drayk Bowen anchored the front seven, combining for 10 sacks and 104 tackles. Leonard Moore and Brauntae Johnson spearheaded the secondary, combining for nine interceptions, 10 pass deflections and 79 tackles.

Notre Dame’s 2026 transfer class ranked 11th nationally by 247Sports after the Fighting Irish added seven four-star prospects. Jayden Sanders provides additional depth in the secondary after transferring from Michigan, where he recorded 23 total tackles and one pass breakup last season. DJ McKinney will complement Sanders in a talented secondary, bringing strong coverage ability and a physical style of play. Former Ohio State receivers Quincy Porter and Mylan Graham add athleticism and playmaking ability to a deep receiver room. Graham caught six passes for 93 yards, averaging 15.5 yards per reception in 2025.

ESPN’s Football Power Index ranked Notre Dame’s schedule as the 56th toughest nationally. Miami and BYU highlight the slate, as both carry major implications for Notre Dame’s College Football Playoff hopes. The Fighting Irish will travel to Provo, Utah, to face a physical BYU team that retained major offensive playmakers such as LJ Martin and Parker Kingston in one of college football’s most hostile environments. A win could provide Notre Dame with a marquee top-25 victory if BYU emerges as one of the Big 12’s top teams, while strengthening the Fighting Irish’s chances of hosting a College Football Playoff game in South Bend. Miami will visit South Bend for an early-November matchup that could present one of Notre Dame’s most complete tests of the season.

The Hurricanes possess major offensive firepower led by Darian Mensah, Malachi Toney and Mark Fletcher Jr., while their defense has the personnel to pressure Carr and disrupt Notre Dame’s passing attack. The matchup also gives Notre Dame an opportunity to avenge its 2025 loss to Miami, which ultimately played a major role in the Hurricanes finishing ahead of the Fighting Irish in the final College Football Playoff rankings.

Expectations are high for Notre Dame this season, with the Fighting Irish entering 2026 ranked No. 4 in the preseason AP Top 25 and positioned as a national championship contender. Carr returns for his junior season to lead an offense that features a talented running back room and receiving corps, while the Fighting Irish also return a strong defensive unit. Some uncertainty remains along the offensive line after center Ashton Craig tore his ACL last season, while the starting right guard position remains unsettled. ESPN’s FPI projects Notre Dame to finish with roughly 11 wins, while most analysts list a 12-0 ceiling and a 9-3 floor. The Fighting Irish have the roster to compete for a national championship, but their ability to deliver in marquee matchups could ultimately determine their ceiling.

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After finishing the 2024 season with a 9–4 record, expectations were high for the Crimson Tide entering 2025. Alabama aimed to move past a “transitional period” and return to the College Football Playoff as a legitimate national championship contender.

Despite a shocking season-opening loss to Florida State, Alabama responded by winning eight straight games before losing at home to Oklahoma. The Crimson Tide rebounded to clinch a berth in the SEC Championship Game but fell to Georgia 28–7. Alabama earned the No. 9 seed in the College Football Playoff and defeated Oklahoma 34–24 in Norman during the opening round. The Crimson Tide’s season ended in the Rose Bowl, where Indiana delivered a dominant 38–3 victory.

Alabama ultimately fell short of expectations because of an inconsistent running game and a late-season slump from quarterback Ty Simpson. Simpson played through multiple injuries and struggled with pocket presence, losing five fumbles in 2025.

Adrian Klemm was hired as Alabama’s offensive line coach after Chris Kapilovic was dismissed. Alabama’s offensive line entered the 2025 season as one of the nation’s top units, headlined by Kadyn Proctor, Parker Brailsford and Jaeden Roberts. However, the Crimson Tide averaged just 104.1 rushing yards per game, while the offensive line surrendered 32 sacks over 15 games. Klemm brings 18 years of coaching experience, including NFL stints with the New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers. He also won three Super Bowls as an offensive lineman with the Patriots. Head coach Kalen DeBoer believed Klemm’s experience could help restore the physical identity Alabama has traditionally been known for up front.

After JaMarcus Shephard accepted the head coaching position at Oregon State, Derrick Nix was hired as Alabama’s new wide receivers coach. Nix spent the previous two seasons at Auburn as offensive coordinator and running backs coach. Auburn’s rushing attack ranked in the top half of the SEC in both rushing yards and rushing yards per game last season, while running back Jarquez Hunter earned First-Team All-SEC honors in 2024 after rushing for 1,201 yards. Nix also coached wide receivers at Ole Miss, where three receivers finished among the SEC’s top 12 in receiving yards in 2024. He helped develop Elijah Moore, who earned All-America honors in 2020 under Nix’s guidance. Richard Owens became Alabama’s tight ends coach after Bryan Ellis shifted to quarterbacks coach following Nick Sheridan’s departure for Michigan State.

Ten Crimson Tide players were selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, marking the 15th consecutive year Alabama had at least seven players selected. Proctor headlined the class after being selected 12th overall by the Miami Dolphins. He did not commit a holding penalty during his final 18 starts at Alabama and earned Consensus All-American honors in 2025, along with the Jacobs Blocking Trophy. The Dolphins are expected to play Proctor at left guard, where his power could help create rushing lanes and generate movement at the line of scrimmage.

Simpson was selected 13th overall by the Los Angeles Rams, giving the franchise a potential long-term successor to Matthew Stafford. Simpson threw for 3,567 yards, 28 touchdowns and five interceptions while completing 64.5% of his passes last season.

After trading up with the Indianapolis Colts, the Pittsburgh Steelers selected wide receiver Germie Bernard in the second round, adding another receiving option alongside D.K. Metcalf and Michael Pittman Jr. Bernard caught 64 passes for 826 yards and seven touchdowns in 2025. Edge rusher LT Overton was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the fourth round, followed by Brailsford and linebacker Justin Jefferson in the fifth. The remaining selections were tight end Josh Cuevas (Baltimore Ravens), cornerback Domani Jackson (Green Bay Packers), defensive lineman Tim Keenan III (Los Angeles Rams) and running back Jam Miller (New England Patriots).

Among Alabama’s other key contributors in 2025, Miller led the rushing attack with 504 yards, while Daniel Hill led the team with six rushing touchdowns. Ryan Coleman-Williams paced the receiving corps with 689 yards and four touchdowns, while Isaiah Horton added 511 yards and a team-high eight receiving touchdowns. Horton transferred to Texas A&M during the offseason. Yhonzae Pierre led the pass rush with eight sacks, while Deontae Lawson recorded a team-high 80 tackles. Bray Hubbard anchored the secondary with four interceptions and eight pass deflections.

247Sports ranked Alabama’s 2026 transfer class 18th in the nation after the Crimson Tide signed five four-star and 12 three-star prospects. USC transfer Devan Thompkins joined Alabama to fill a major hole along the defensive line after recording three sacks, one forced fumble and 31 tackles in 2025. Alongside Oregon transfer Terrance Green, Thompkins is expected to play a significant role on a revamped defensive front after Keon Keeley and James Smith entered the transfer portal. Noah Rogers transferred in to complement Coleman-Williams and Lotzeir Brooks in the receiving corps after catching 68 passes for 919 yards and three touchdowns over two seasons at NC State. The Crimson Tide also addressed their offensive line needs by adding Nick Brooks and Ty Haywood through the transfer portal.

ESPN’s Football Power Index ranked Alabama’s 2026 schedule as the 15th-toughest in the country, highlighted by matchups against Georgia, Tennessee, Texas A&M and LSU. The Crimson Tide will face Georgia, Tennessee and Texas A&M in consecutive weeks in mid-October, creating a difficult stretch that could have major implications for their College Football Playoff hopes.

Alabama will host Georgia in the first of those matchups, giving the Crimson Tide an opportunity to solidify themselves as an SEC contender and continue their home success against Kirby Smart. Smart is 0–2 all-time against Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Alabama will then travel to Neyland Stadium for its annual rivalry matchup against Tennessee, giving the Crimson Tide a chance to snap a two-game losing streak in Knoxville. The matchup could be especially challenging because it comes one week after the Georgia game, forcing Alabama to navigate another physical SEC opponent in one of the country’s most hostile environments.

Despite significant roster turnover, Alabama enters the 2026 season ranked No. 11 in the AFCA Coaches Poll. Questions remain about the reworked offensive line and quarterback room. Following Simpson’s departure, Austin Mack and Keelon Russell are competing for the starting job, with DeBoer expected to name a starter before the season opener on Sept. 5. The secondary is viewed as a strength, highlighted by Hubbard and Zabien Brown, while Alabama added significant size along the defensive line after ranking 14th in the SEC in average defensive line weight last season.

Many analysts project Alabama to finish with nine or 10 wins, which could leave the Crimson Tide on the College Football Playoff bubble given the difficulty of their schedule. ESPN’s Football Power Index gives Alabama a 41.3% chance to make the 12-team field in 2026. FanDuel Sportsbook lists Alabama at +340 to win the SEC Championship and +2500 to win the national championship, reflecting both the program’s upside and the uncertainty surrounding its reworked offense.

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Coming off a disappointing 2–10 campaign in 2024, the Florida State Seminoles entered 2025 expecting a “bounce-back” season that would re-establish them as an ACC contender. Instead, the Seminoles finished 5–7.

Florida State began the season 3–0, with its biggest win coming against then-No. 8 Alabama in the opener. The season quickly unraveled as offensive inconsistencies and poor special teams play emerged, particularly on the road. Quarterback Thomas Castellanos recorded a 197.51 passer rating in wins compared to 125.2 in losses, while his 118.0 passer rating on the road was a legitimate concern compared to his 176.6 rating in home games. Castellanos also averaged 10.8 yards per passing attempt at home compared to 7.3 on the road. As a team, Florida State scored just 93 points on the road compared to 294 points in Tallahassee, highlighting the dramatic decline in offensive production away from home. The Seminoles converted just 12 of 19 field-goal attempts (63.2%) last season, ranking 125th nationally. Missed field goals also proved costly in several games, as two misses derailed Florida State’s momentum against NC State while a missed kick by Jake Weinberg proved costly in a double-overtime loss to Virginia.

Tim Harris Jr. was promoted to offensive coordinator after Gus Malzahn retired in February 2026. Harris previously served as Florida State’s passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach after spending three seasons on UCF’s coaching staff, including time as the program’s offensive coordinator. He helped oversee an offense that led the ACC in total offense, rushing offense, third-down offense and yards per completion. Harris Jr. sees tight ends playing a major role in the offense, with Chase Loftin providing a versatile option who can line up on the perimeter and contribute to the passing game. Austin Tucker was promoted to quarterbacks coach, while Ernie Sims will oversee the linebackers.

Former Florida Atlantic head coach Tom Herman was hired as an assistant to head coach Mike Norvell. Herman will also work closely with defensive coordinator Tony White as an “offensive sounding board for the DC,” helping devise different looks tailored to opposing offensive schemes. Other hires included Kam Martin as the running backs coach, Nick Williams as a pass-rush specialist and Blue Adams as the cornerbacks coach.

One Florida State player was selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, while three others signed as undrafted free agents. Defensive tackle Darrell Jackson Jr. was selected by the New York Jets in the fourth round, where he will join former teammate Azareye’h Thomas. Jackson Jr. totaled 45 tackles and three sacks in his final season with Florida State. Wide receiver Squirrel White signed with the Chicago Bears before stepping away from football 16 days later. Defensive back Jerry Wilson signed with the Los Angeles Chargers, while offensive lineman Jacob Rizy signed with the New England Patriots.

Running back Gavin Sawchuk rushed for 486 yards and eight touchdowns, while Ousmane Kromah added 408 rushing yards. Duce Robinson led the receiving corps with 1,081 receiving yards and six touchdowns, earning first-team All-ACC honors. Micahi Danzy and Lawayne McCoy combined for 967 receiving yards and six touchdowns to complement Robinson in the passing attack. Safety Earl Little Jr. led the defense with four interceptions and 76 tackles before transferring to Ohio State in January 2026. Defensive lineman Mandrell Desir’s 6.5 sacks ranked ninth in the ACC, and he finished second in ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year voting behind California’s Luke Ferrelli. 

Florida State’s 2026 transfer class was ranked 28th nationally and fifth in the ACC by 247Sports. Following Weinberg’s departure to Miami, Oklahoma State transfer Gabe Panikowski is projected to be Florida State’s starting kicker in 2026. Although Panikowski did not appear for Oklahoma State, he was a reliable kicker at Idaho State, converting 15 of 15 field-goal attempts and 44 of 47 extra-point attempts in 2024. Offensive lineman Xavier Chaplin transferred from Auburn to provide the Seminoles with an immediate upgrade on the offensive line. Chaplin surrendered just three sacks last season and was named a third-team All-American in 2023 after allowing only five sacks across 813 snaps. Texas running back Quintrevion Wisner transferred to Florida State to replace some of the production lost from last season’s rushing attack, while Mikai Gbayor will provide depth at linebacker. Florida State also lost key contributors to the transfer portal, including safety Edwin Joseph, linebacker Justin Cryer and tight end Randy Pittman Jr.

The Seminoles’ schedule is the 22nd-toughest nationally, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index. Their slate is highlighted by a marquee road matchup at Alabama, home games against SMU and Clemson, and visits to rivals Miami and Florida. Florida State will face a talented Alabama team featuring Ryan Williams and Yhonzae Pierre in Tuscaloosa as the Crimson Tide look to avenge last year’s loss in Tallahassee. Miami is also a pivotal matchup, as the Seminoles will face an aggressive defensive unit and a Hurricanes squad looking to return to the National Championship. Florida State’s Halloween night matchup against Clemson comes shortly after its game against Miami, creating a demanding stretch against two of the ACC’s top programs. The quick turnaround could test the Seminoles physically, while Florida State has lost nine of its last 10 matchups against Clemson. Florida made significant changes to its program, most notably hiring head coach Jon Sumrall and retaining star running back Jadan Baugh. ESPN Analytics gives the Seminoles a 42.9% chance to win despite playing the game at home. 

Florida State is projected to finish as a middle-of-the-pack ACC team based on roster turnover, a tough schedule and recent struggles on the road. The Seminoles’ quarterback room is ranked 12th in the ACC, giving Ashton Daniels an opportunity to lead the offense under Mike Norvell’s system after Castellanos was denied an extra year of eligibility. Despite bringing in reinforcements, Florida State still has question marks along the offensive line and at linebacker because of uncertainty surrounding the units’ returning production and depth. It remains uncertain whether Norvell can help Florida State get over the hump, as the Seminoles must overcome significant questions across the roster while navigating one of the ACC’s more challenging schedules. Some analysts project Florida State to finish with between four and six wins in 2026.

Fanduel Sportsbook lists Florida State at +2000 to win the ACC Championship and +50000 to win the National Championship.

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The Ohio State Buckeyes entered the 2025 season as the defending national champions after defeating Notre Dame 34–23 in the previous season’s College Football Playoff National Championship. A repeat appeared well within reach as the Buckeyes completed a perfect 12–0 regular season, highlighted by victories over Texas and Michigan. The win over Michigan snapped Ohio State’s four-game losing streak in “The Game.” However, the Buckeyes’ championship hopes unraveled after a 13–10 loss to Indiana in the Big Ten Championship Game, followed by a defeat to Miami in the Cotton Bowl.

Head coach Ryan Day hired Arthur Smith to oversee the offense after emphasizing his desire to add a veteran play-caller capable of coordinating the unit and managing play-calling in big games. Smith previously served as the Pittsburgh Steelers‘ offensive coordinator, where he helped establish one of the NFL’s most physical rushing attacks. The Steelers ranked 11th in the league with 127.4 rushing yards per game and fourth with 533 rushing attempts. Pittsburgh also scored 42 offensive touchdowns and averaged 23.4 points per game last season, with both figures representing the team’s highest marks since 2020. Smith’s offensive philosophy could place greater physical demands on Ohio State’s offensive line while creating more opportunities for wide receiver Jeremiah Smith to work in space through pre-snap motion and crossing routes.

Cortez Hankton left LSU to become Ohio State’s newest wide receivers coach, while Robby Discher was hired as the special teams coordinator. Defensive coordinator Matt Patricia became the highest-paid coordinator in college football after signing a three-year, $11.45 million contract in February 2026. Patricia’s defense led the nation in scoring defense (9.3 points per game), total defense (219.1 yards per game) and passing defense (129.7 yards per game) last season.

Ohio State had nine players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft. Four players were selected in the first round, all within the first 11 picks. Wide receiver Carnell Tate was selected fourth overall by the Tennessee Titans, giving quarterback Cam Ward an elite playmaker to aid his development. Tate did not drop a pass last season and recorded an 85.7% contested-catch rate. The New York Giants selected edge rusher Arvell Reese fifth overall, giving head coach John Harbaugh a versatile defensive weapon who can provide an immediate boost to the pass rush.

Reese can line up as a weak-side linebacker, drop into coverage or be deployed in various defensive schemes. Linebacker Sonny Styles was selected seventh overall by the Washington Commanders, who did not renew Bobby Wagner’s contract and needed to improve their run defense. Styles’ athleticism allows him to line up as an off-ball linebacker or blitzer, while his coverage ability gives Washington a defender capable of matching up with tight ends and slot receivers. Safety Caleb Downs rounded out the first round after being selected 11th overall by the Dallas Cowboys. Downs will provide a needed upgrade to Dallas’ secondary because of his versatility in coverage, allowing just 6.7 yards per reception and a 46.5 passer rating when targeted.

The Houston Texans selected defensive tackle Kayden McDonald early in the second round, while fellow Buckeye Max Klare was selected by the Los Angeles Rams later in the round. Lorenzo Styles Jr., Caden Curry and Ethan Onianwa were selected later in the draft.

Quarterback Julian Sayin finished fourth in Heisman voting last season after throwing for 3,610 yards, 32 touchdowns and eight interceptions while completing 77% of his passes. Running backs Bo Jackson and CJ Donaldson combined for 1,451 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns to lead Ohio State‘s ground game. Smith and Tate powered Ohio State’s receiving corps, combining for 2,118 receiving yards and 21 touchdowns. Smith finished sixth in Heisman voting last season and was named a Consensus All-American, while Tate’s departure leaves Ohio State with significant production to replace at wide receiver. Curry led the pass rush with 11 sacks, while Kenyatta Jackson Jr. added 6.5 sacks. Cornerbacks Davison Igbinosun and Jermaine Matthews Jr. both recorded two interceptions and combined for eight pass deflections.

247Sports ranked Ohio State’s 2026 transfer class seventh in the nation. The Buckeyes added reinforcements to the pass rush after defensive linemen James Smith and Qua Russaw transferred from Alabama. Smith was the top defensive tackle in the transfer portal and totaled 26 tackles and 2.5 sacks last season. He is expected to play either the three-technique or nose tackle this season.

Russaw’s versatility gives defensive coordinator Matt Patricia several options, as he can line up as a defensive end, stand-up pass rusher or outside linebacker. Despite missing the 2025 season with a torn ACL, safety Terry Moore transferred from Duke to provide a boost to the secondary after Downs and Igbinosun departed. Moore earned Second-Team All-ACC honors after recording 71 tackles, four interceptions and a sack in 2024. The former Blue Devil is expected to contribute to the secondary alongside Jaylen McClain and Florida State transfer Earl Little Jr. Wisconsin transfer Christian Alliegro will be tasked with helping replace the production left by Reese and Styles Jr. after recording four sacks and 53 total tackles last season.

Ohio State’s 2026 schedule is ranked eighth in the nation according to ESPN’s College Football Power Index. Notable matchups include a visit to Texas, road games against Iowa and Indiana, a home matchup with Oregon and the annual rivalry game against Michigan. The game at Texas could have College Football Playoff implications for the Buckeyes, as a primetime win in Austin would boost their résumé, while a loss could leave them with little margin for error for the remainder of the season. Playing in front of roughly 100,000 fans, Ohio State will also have an opportunity to impress top high school recruits in one of the sport’s biggest environments.

Ohio State’s visit to Iowa could be a trap game, as Kinnick Stadium is one of the toughest places to play in the country. The stands sit just seven yards from the visiting bench, which could create major communication problems and contribute to false starts. This will mark Ohio State’s first game in Iowa City since 2017, when the Buckeyes lost to an unranked Hawkeyes squad in a shocking 55–24 blowout. The home matchup against Oregon could be another important test for Ohio State’s playoff résumé. The Ducks reached the College Football Playoff in 2025 and will provide the Buckeyes with an opportunity to earn a quality win against a fellow Big Ten contender.

Ohio State has the talent to compete for another national championship, but the margin for error will be smaller than it was in 2025. If Sayin takes another step forward, the transfer additions help fill the holes left by the NFL departures and Patricia’s defense remains elite, the Buckeyes should be among the nation’s top teams once again. The Buckeyes’ preseason over/under win total is set at 9.5, while some analysts project Ohio State to finish with 11 wins. FanDuel Sportsbook lists Ohio State at +180 to win the Big Ten Championship and +550 to win the National Championship, reflecting the high expectations surrounding the Buckeyes despite their significant offseason losses.

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Syracuse opened the 2025 season 3–1, highlighted by a victory at Clemson. The win marked the Orange’s first over the Tigers since 2017, when Syracuse stunned then-No. 2 Clemson 27–24 behind a roster that featured future NFL standouts Tee Higgins and Dexter Lawrence. However, the season quickly unraveled after quarterback Steve Angeli tore his Achilles during the Orange’s game at Clemson.

Syracuse lost its final eight games to finish 3–9. The Orange’s disappointing season was also defined by inconsistent offensive line play and defensive struggles. Syracuse ranked among the nation’s worst defenses, allowing 430.4 yards and 31.5 points per game.

Following Syracuse’s 3–9 season, head coach Fran Brown hired Toledo defensive coordinator Vince Kehres to lead the Orange’s defense and brought in Juan Castillo as offensive line coach. The additions reflected Brown’s commitment to rebuilding the program after a disappointing 2025 campaign. Kehres coordinated one of the nation’s top defenses last season, as Toledo ranked second nationally in total defense and pass efficiency defense, fourth in scoring defense and fifth in passing defense. He was also a nominee for the Broyles Award after the Rockets held opponents to 14 points or fewer in eight of their 12 games.

Castillo brings more than 40 years of coaching experience, most recently serving as Michigan’s senior assistant offensive line coach. During his first stint in Ann Arbor, the Wolverines averaged more than 200 rushing yards and 35.2 points per game. Brown also added Marcus Walker from Towson as the Orange’s nickel coach and hired Jeremy Hawkins to oversee the defensive line.

For the second time in three seasons, Syracuse went without a player selected in the NFL Draft. However, nine Orange players signed as undrafted free agents following the 2026 draft. Defensive lineman Kevin Jobity Jr. signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers after recording five sacks and 24 total tackles in 2025. Dion Wilson Jr. joined the Baltimore Ravens, entering training camp as a third-string defensive tackle competing for a roster spot. Punter Jack Stonehouse signed with the Houston Texans after averaging 41.7 yards per punt on 60 attempts and pinning 15 punts inside the 20-yard line. Other notable signees included Dan Villari (Los Angeles Rams) and David Reese (Los Angeles Chargers).

In Angeli’s absence, Rickie Collins took over as Syracuse’s starting quarterback, throwing for 1,042 yards while completing 53.6% of his passes. Collins also contributed as a runner, rushing for 126 yards on 54 carries. Syracuse’s running game struggled to find consistency last season, as Yasin Willis led the Orange with 558 rushing yards while averaging 4.3 yards per carry. Will Nixon added 432 rushing yards on 107 carries. Darrell Gill Jr. and Justus Ross-Simmons each recorded five receiving touchdowns, with Gill Jr. totaling 506 yards and Ross-Simmons adding 312 yards. Linebacker Gary Bryant III led Syracuse with 57 total tackles, while Davien Kerr paced the secondary with three interceptions.

247Sports ranked Syracuse’s 2026 transfer class 43rd nationally. Former Maryland Terrapin Dillan Fontus headlines the group, providing the Orange with additional size and experience along the defensive line. Fontus stands at 6-foot-6 and 292 pounds after recording 28 total tackles and two sacks last season. Syracuse also added defensive linemen Keyshawn Johnson and Jartavious Flounoy to complement Fontus. Former LSU running back Ju’Juan Johnson transferred to Syracuse after Willis departed for Kansas, giving the Orange a new option in the backfield. Matt Outten joined Syracuse to help replace Johntay Cook’s production and provide another target in the receiving corps. Malachi Nelson and Amari Odom will add competition to Syracuse’s quarterback room after Collins transferred to Kennesaw State. Both quarterbacks are expected to compete with Angeli for the starting role during the offseason.

ESPN’s 2026 Football Power Index ranks Syracuse’s schedule as the 41st toughest in the nation. Notable matchups include rivalry games against Pittsburgh and UConn, as well as contests against Louisville, Clemson and Notre Dame. The matchup against Notre Dame is Syracuse’s most demanding test, as the Orange will face the Fighting Irish at the end of a brutal nine-week stretch without a bye. Notre Dame also features one of the nation’s most talented rosters, led by Heisman Trophy contender CJ Carr at quarterback. The matchups against Louisville and Clemson will challenge Syracuse’s rebuilt roster, as both programs are expected to be among the more competitive teams on the Orange’s schedule.

Syracuse’s rebuilt roster will be tasked with navigating a challenging slate during coach Fran Brown’s third season with the program. While questions remain about whether Angeli can return to form and whether the defensive overhaul will produce results, the Orange have an opportunity to exceed expectations if their new additions make an immediate impact. Most major outlets project Syracuse to finish in the bottom third of the ACC standings, with preseason expectations hovering around four wins.

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Miami returned to the national spotlight in 2025, finishing 13–3 and earning a College Football Playoff berth. The Miami Hurricanes opened the season 5–0, highlighted by victories over Notre Dame, South Florida and Florida State. Miami’s season-opening win over Notre Dame ultimately proved pivotal to its playoff résumé. With the Hurricanes and Fighting Irish finishing with identical strength-of-schedule metrics, the selection committee favored Miami based on the head-to-head victory.

The Hurricanes opened the College Football Playoff with a 10–3 victory at Texas A&M before knocking off defending national champion Ohio State 24–14 in one of the postseason’s biggest upsets. Miami then defeated Ole Miss 31–27 in the Fiesta Bowl after quarterback Carson Beck scored the go-ahead rushing touchdown with 18 seconds remaining. The Hurricanes’ season ended with a heartbreaking loss to Indiana in the College Football Playoff National Championship.

Head coach Mario Cristobal reshaped his coaching staff following several offseason departures. After Cody Woodiel left for Ole Miss, Mike Viti was hired as Miami’s new tight ends coach. Viti previously served as Army’s fullbacks coach from 2016 to 2021 before coaching the offensive line from 2022 to 2025. In 2024, his offensive line led the nation in total rushing yards and rushing yards per game despite facing the highest percentage of eight-man boxes in the country. Terry Jefferson was promoted to cornerbacks coach after Zac Etheridge accepted a position with the Arizona Cardinals. Will Harris was promoted to secondary coach and defensive pass game coordinator, while Matt Birkett joined the staff as a defensive assistant.

Miami had nine players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, the program’s highest total since 2007. Offensive tackle Francis Mauigoa headlined the class after being selected 10th overall by the New York Giants. Mauigoa earned First-Team All-ACC honors and won the ACC’s Jacobs Blocking Trophy in 2025. Five picks later, defensive end Rueben Bain Jr. was selected by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Bain Jr. earned ACC Defensive Player of the Year honors and was a finalist for the Lott IMPACT Trophy after recording 54 total tackles and 9.5 sacks in 2025. Defensive lineman Akheem Mesidor was selected 22nd overall by the Los Angeles Chargers after finishing third in the FBS with 12.5 sacks, tying for fifth nationally with 17.5 tackles for loss and earning First-Team All-ACC honors.

Beck was selected by the Cardinals in the third round after throwing for 3,813 yards, 30 touchdowns and 12 interceptions while completing 72.4% of his passes and leading Miami to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game. Markel Bell and Jakobe Thomas were selected later in the third round by the Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings, respectively. Defensive back Keionte Scott, offensive lineman Anez Cooper and wide receiver CJ Daniels rounded out Miami’s 2026 NFL Draft class.

Mark Fletcher Jr. led Miami’s rushing attack with 1,192 yards and 12 touchdowns in 2025. CharMar Brown added 474 rushing yards and seven touchdowns. Malachi Toney emerged as the Hurricanes’ top receiving threat, totaling 1,211 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns, while Keelan Marion added 57 receptions for 746 yards. Defensively, Mohamed Toure led Miami with 84 total tackles, while Bryce Fitzgerald paced the secondary with a team-high six interceptions.

247Sports ranked Miami’s 2026 transfer class fourth in the nation. Former Missouri edge rusher Damon Wilson II is expected to play a major role in replacing the production lost by Bain Jr. and Mesidor. Wilson recorded nine sacks, 23 total tackles and one interception last season, giving the Hurricanes another disruptive pass rusher off the edge. Quarterback Darian Mensah transferred from Duke to replace Beck after leading the Blue Devils to an ACC Championship and a Sun Bowl victory over Arizona State. Mensah is expected to start in 2026, bringing dual-threat ability to an offense looking to become more dynamic on the ground. Cooper Barkate will reunite with Mensah in Miami, giving the Hurricanes an experienced playmaker to strengthen the receiving corps. Keona Davis and Jarquez Carter provide additional depth and experience along the defensive line, while Boston College transfer Omar Thornton strengthens the secondary.

On paper, Miami’s 2026 schedule is favorable, with marquee matchups against Clemson, Florida State and Notre Dame highlighting the season. The road matchup against Notre Dame could prove especially pivotal, as the Hurricanes travel to South Bend to face another College Football Playoff contender. The Fighting Irish’s offensive line will provide a major test for Miami’s rebuilt defensive front, while the hostile road environment and late-November conditions could make one of the season’s toughest matchups even more challenging. The Notre Dame game is followed immediately by a home matchup against defending 2025 ACC champion Duke, creating one of the toughest stretches on Miami’s schedule.

Despite those challenges, Miami enters 2026 as one of the ACC favorites after assembling one of the nation’s top transfer classes. If Mensah settles into the offense and the rebuilt defensive front performs as expected, the Hurricanes have the talent to return to the College Football Playoff. Most analysts project the Hurricanes to finish with 10 or 11 wins while contending for both the ACC Championship and another College Football Playoff berth.

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LSU’s downward spiral continued after the Tigers finished the 2025 season with a disappointing 7–6 record. The Tigers started the year 5–1, highlighted by a season-opening victory at Clemson. However, the season unraveled as injuries along the offensive line, a weak running game and inconsistent quarterback play exposed the offense’s shortcomings. Brian Kelly was dismissed following the team’s struggles, with running backs coach Frank Wilson serving as interim head coach. LSU’s season ended with a loss to Houston in the Texas Bowl.

Last November, former Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin was hired to succeed Kelly. Kiffin enters Baton Rouge with a 116–53 career record after successful stops at Florida Atlantic and Ole Miss. During his time in Oxford, he posted a 55–19 record, became the third-winningest coach in program history and led the Rebels to the program’s first 11-win season. LSU signed Kiffin to a seven-year, $91 million contract, making him one of the highest-paid coaches in college football.

Charlie Weis Jr. left Ole Miss to become LSU’s offensive coordinator. Under Weis Jr., the Rebels consistently fielded one of the SEC’s top-three offenses, highlighted by a record-breaking 2024 campaign. Ole Miss set school records for total offense, yards per play, passing yards and passing yards per game. Last season, the Rebels totaled 7,345 offensive yards, becoming the first team in program history to surpass 7,000 yards in a season.

Kiffin also brought several assistants from Ole Miss, including Kevin Smith, Joe Cox, George McDonald and Dane Stevens, as LSU looked to install much of the offensive structure that produced the Rebels’ record-setting attack.

Blake Baker rejected a head coaching offer from Tulane to remain on Kiffin’s staff as defensive coordinator. LSU’s defense ranked third in the SEC in pass efficiency defense, fifth in scoring defense and sixth in total defense last season under Baker.

Seven LSU players were selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, headlined by cornerback Mansoor Delane. Delane was selected sixth overall by the Kansas City Chiefs to fill the void left by Trent McDuffie. During his final season at LSU, Delane led the Tigers with 11 pass breakups and two interceptions. Safety A.J. Haulcy and wide receiver Zavion Thomas were selected in the third round by the Indianapolis Colts and Chicago Bears, respectively. Fellow draft pick Barion Brown led LSU with 532 receiving yards, while Thomas added 488 receiving yards and four touchdowns before both were selected in the 2026 NFL Draft. Brown, tight end Bauer Sharp and linebacker Harold Perkins Jr. were all selected in the sixth round. Quarterback Garrett Nussmeier rounded out LSU’s draft class after being selected by the Chiefs in the seventh round.

Despite battling a spinal cyst, Nussmeier threw for 1,927 yards, 12 touchdowns and five interceptions while completing 67.4% of his passes. Michael Van Buren Jr. stepped in during Nussmeier’s absence, throwing for 1,010 yards with eight touchdowns and two interceptions. LSU’s running game struggled to find consistency, as Cade Durham led the Tigers with 505 rushing yards and three touchdowns, while Harlem Berry added 491 rushing yards. Aaron Anderson added 398 receiving yards, while tight end Trey’Dez Green led the Tigers with seven receiving touchdowns.

LSU will also need to replace significant production on defense after Haulcy recorded 89 total tackles, three interceptions and one forced fumble in 2025. Perkins Jr. led the Tigers with four sacks while also intercepting three passes, and West Weeks contributed 2.5 sacks.

247Sports ranked LSU’s 2026 transfer class as the best in the nation. The Tigers signed three five-star transfers: Sam Leavitt, Jordan Seaton and Princewill Umanmielen. Leavitt brings star power to the quarterback room after throwing for 4,652 yards and 36 touchdowns in 24 games while leading Arizona State to a College Football Playoff berth in 2024. Seaton gives LSU a proven blindside protector after allowing just one sack, five pressures and no quarterback hits last season.

Umanmielen earned Third-Team All-SEC honors in 2025 after recording 13 tackles for loss, nine sacks and 18 solo tackles, providing a much-needed boost to LSU’s pass rush. Boise State transfer Ty Benefield is expected to step into Haulcy’s role in the secondary, while Eugene Wilson III adds elite speed and playmaking ability to the receiving corps. Aliou Bah and Devin Harper complete LSU’s offensive line rebuild, giving the Tigers three experienced additions to protect the quarterback and bolster the running game.

LSU’s 2026 schedule will provide an early test for Kiffin and the Tigers’ retooled roster. Notable matchups include Clemson, Ole Miss, Texas A&M, Auburn, Alabama, Texas and Tennessee. The road matchup against Ole Miss could prove especially significant, as Kiffin returns to Oxford to face the program he helped elevate into an SEC contender. With much of the Rebels’ core returning from their historic 2025 campaign, LSU will face one of its toughest road environments of the season.

The Tigers’ conference schedule leaves little margin for error, with multiple preseason contenders on the slate. Navigating that stretch will likely determine whether LSU can contend for an SEC Championship and earn a College Football Playoff berth. Despite the difficulty of the schedule, LSU enters 2026 with one of the nation’s most talented rosters following the arrival of the country’s top-ranked transfer class. If Kiffin’s offense develops quickly and the rebuilt offensive line performs as expected, the Tigers have the talent to return to double-digit wins, although most analysts project LSU to finish with at least eight victories.

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The Georgia Bulldogs finished the 2025 season with a 12–2 record, but fell short of their national championship expectations. Georgia defeated four ranked opponents during the regular season and beat rival Alabama in the SEC Championship Game, 24–21. However, its season ended in the College Football Playoff after a narrow 39–34 loss to Ole Miss. 

Head coach Kirby Smart promoted Phil Rauscher to offensive line coach after Stacy Searels transitioned into an analyst role. Rauscher brings 16 years of coaching experience at both the NFL and collegiate levels, most recently serving as the Jacksonville Jaguars’ offensive line coach and run game coordinator. Former Georgia running back Robert Edwards was named the team’s assistant running backs coach following David Hill’s departure to Colorado State. Larry Knight was hired as the Bulldogs’ outside linebackers coach after Chidera Uzo-Diribe accepted a position with the Dallas Cowboys.

Georgia had eight players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, headlined by offensive tackle Monroe Freeling. Freeling was selected 19th overall by the Carolina Panthers after earning Second-Team All-SEC honors, starting 13 of 14 games at left tackle and being named SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week twice.

Defensive tackle Christen Miller was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the second round, while linebacker CJ Allen went to the Indianapolis Colts later in the round. Offensive standouts Oscar Delp and Zachariah Branch were both selected in the third round, followed by cornerback Daylen Everette, who was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers later in the round. Wide receiver Colbie Young was selected in the fourth round, while guard Micah Morris rounded out Georgia’s draft class after being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the sixth round.

Wide receiver Dillon Bell signed with the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent. During his collegiate career, Bell totaled 119 receptions for 1,269 receiving yards, added 655 rushing yards and scored 20 total touchdowns. 

In his first season as Georgia’s starting quarterback, Gunner Stockton threw for 2,894 yards, 24 touchdowns and five interceptions while completing 69.7% of his passes in 2025. Stockton also rushed for 462 yards and 10 touchdowns. Nate Frazier led the Bulldogs with 947 rushing yards, while Branch paced the receiving corps with 81 receptions, 811 receiving yards and six touchdowns. London Humphreys added 276 receiving yards and three touchdowns, while Noah Thomas recorded 254 receiving yards and four touchdowns.

Linebacker Chris Cole led Georgia with 4.5 sacks, while Allen paced the Bulldogs with 88 total tackles. Ellis Robinson IV led the team with four interceptions.

Georgia’s 2026 transfer class ranks 19th nationally, according to 247Sports’ transfer rankings. Georgia added nine transfers, headlined by Bryson Beaver, Isiah Canion, Dante Dowdell and Amaris Williams. Smart emphasized the need to add quality depth to complement Georgia’s young, talented roster. Dowdell provides a physical presence in short-yardage situations, while Canion gives the Bulldogs a proven vertical threat with the speed to separate from defensive backs downfield.

Beaver provides experienced depth behind Stockton after Georgia lost five-star quarterback Jared Curtis to Vanderbilt during the recruiting cycle. However, Williams suffered a torn ACL during an April practice before Georgia’s spring game. The injury is expected to sideline the former Auburn Tiger for the 2026 season.

Georgia’s 2026 schedule features a demanding nine-game SEC slate highlighted by matchups against Alabama, Florida and Ole Miss. The Oct. 10 showdown with Alabama in Tuscaloosa could prove especially pivotal, as Smart is 1–7 against the Crimson Tide and 0–2 on the road in the series. A victory would strengthen Georgia’s position in the College Football Playoff race, while a loss would leave less margin for error the rest of the season.

Despite this, Georgia still boasts one of the nation’s most talented rosters and remains a strong contender for a College Football Playoff berth. Many analysts project the Bulldogs to finish with 10 to 11 wins, although several potential trap games could complicate that path.

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After clinching bowl berths in four consecutive seasons, Kansas State took a step back in 2025, finishing 6-6. Despite the Big 12’s media poll being discontinued, numerous outlets projected the Wildcats to finish in the top third of the conference before the season began. Kansas State declined a bowl invite due to concerns about player availability and an ongoing coaching transition. As a result, the Big 12 fined the program $500,000.

Former quarterback Collin Klein was hired to succeed Chris Klieman, who retired last December. Before returning to Kansas State, Klein served as Texas A&M’s offensive coordinator after spending the 2022 season as Kansas State’s offensive coordinator. Klein signed a five-year, $21.5 million contract that included perks such as 20 hours of private air travel and a corporate credit card. Kansas State also allocated $6.5 million for Klein to build his coaching staff. Klein enjoyed a storied collegiate career, posting a 22-6 record as a starter, becoming one of the program’s all-time leaders in rushing touchdowns and finishing third in Heisman Trophy voting in 2012.

Klein hired former Missouri quarterbacks coach Sean Gleeson as offensive coordinator and former Kansas defensive backs coach Jordan Peterson as defensive coordinator.

Two players were selected in the 2026 NFL Draft: interior offensive lineman Sam Hecht by the Carolina Panthers in the fifth round and safety VJ Payne by the New York Jets in the seventh round. Defensive tackle Uso Seumalo signed with the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent. 

Avery Johnson finished the 2025 season with 2,385 passing yards, 18 touchdowns and six interceptions. He also rushed for 477 yards and eight touchdowns. Johnson announced in January that he would return to Kansas State for another season. Joe Jackson led the Wildcats with 911 rushing yards. Jayce Brown and Jaron Tibbs headlined Kansas State’s receiving corps, recording 712 and 595 receiving yards, respectively. Tight end Garrett Oakley led the team with six receiving touchdowns. Daniel Cobb led the defense with three interceptions, while Cody Stufflebean recorded a team-high 4.5 sacks. Linebackers Desmond Purnell and Austin Romaine combined for 138 total tackles. 

Kansas State’s 2026 transfer class ranks 45th nationally, headlined by Wendell Gregory and Joshua Manning. Gregory was named Freshman Defensive Player of the Year last season after recording four sacks and 27 total tackles, while Manning gives the Wildcats an experienced playmaker at wide receiver. Other notable additions include Jay Harris (Oregon), Mekhi Mason (Louisiana Tech) and Ja’Son Prevard (Virginia). Despite those additions, offensive tackles Tobi Osunsanmi and Chiddi Obiazor both transferred to Indiana. 

The Wildcats have a favorable schedule in 2026 despite fielding a retooled roster. Notable opponents include Cincinnati, Arizona State, TCU and Iowa State. The matchups against Cincinnati and Iowa State could be the season’s most important, as they may have major implications for the Big 12 standings. A strong season is within reach because Kansas State’s non-conference opponents experienced significant roster turnover, while five of its nine conference games are against teams with slim chances of winning the Big 12. Some analysts project the Wildcats to finish 8–4 in 2026.

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The Michigan Wolverines finished the 2025 season with a 9-4 record. Highlights of the season included outscoring opponents 331-224 and securing victories over Michigan State and Northwestern. However, Michigan fell to Ohio State 27-9 in “The Game” and ended its season with a loss to Texas in the Citrus Bowl.

Last December, former head coach Sherrone Moore was fired due to an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. In April 2026, Moore pleaded no contest in a Washtenaw County, Michigan, court to trespassing and malicious use of a telecommunications device in a domestic relationship. He was sentenced to 18 months’ probation after evidence emerged that he had access to the security code for the former staff member’s home and that she had contacted him during the incidents. 

Assistant coach Biff Poggi served as the team’s interim head coach before the program hired former Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham on December 26. Michigan also hired Dave Peloquin as its new general manager. Offensive coordinator Jason Beck followed Whittingham to Ann Arbor, while BYU’s Jay Hill was hired as the program’s new defensive coordinator.  

Six players were selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, with edge rusher Derrick Moore headlining the class. Moore was selected by the Detroit Lions in the second round. In 2025, Moore recorded 10 sacks and 30 total tackles. 

Other selections included tight end Max Klein and linebackers Jaishawn Barham and Jimmy Rolder. Kicker Dominic Zvada signed with the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent. 

Quarterback Bryce Underwood had a strong freshman season, throwing for 2,428 yards, 11 touchdowns, and nine interceptions while completing 60.3% of his passes. Underwood also rushed for 392 yards on 88 carries and scored six touchdowns. Jordan Marshall and Justice Haynes led Michigan’s ground game, combining for more than 1,700 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns. Andrew Marsh was the team’s leading receiver, recording 651 yards, 45 receptions and four touchdowns. 

Linebacker Cole Sullivan led the defense with three interceptions, while Rolder paced the team with 73 total tackles. 

According to 247Sports’ transfer rankings, Michigan’s 2026 class ranks 24th in the nation. Former Utah edge rusher John Henry Daley is one of the top additions after a breakout 2025 season in which he recorded 11.5 sacks and 48 total tackles. Receiver JJ Buchanan and defensive back Smith Snowden are the other key additions expected to contribute immediately. Despite the additions, Michigan suffered several key losses. Haynes transferred to Georgia Tech, Sullivan departed for Oklahoma and defensive back Hayden Sanders transferred to Notre Dame. 

Michigan’s 2026 schedule features several challenging contests, with Ohio State, Indiana and Oregon among the most notable opponents. Oklahoma and Iowa also present potential trap games, as both teams have rosters capable of competing with elite talent. Whittingham’s experience should help Michigan play physically and stay disciplined, but it remains unclear whether the Wolverines can consistently navigate such a difficult slate. As a result, many analysts project Michigan to finish 8–4 in 2026.

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The 2025 season was a massive letdown in Happy Valley. Penn State entered last season with lofty expectations after coming up one game short of the National Championship in 2024. 

Things looked promising after a 3-0 start, but the Nittany Lions went on a six-game losing streak, falling to 3-6. Many believe the Oregon game was the “defining moment” of the season because head coach James Franklin has a reputation for losing big games. Franklin was 4–21 at Penn State against AP Top 10 teams. However, the game at UCLA foreshadowed what was going to come. 

Penn State entered as a 24.5-point favorite over the Bruins but lost 42-37. UCLA quarterback Nico Iamaleava recorded five touchdowns (two passing and three rushing) that game. Franklin was fired after a loss to Northwestern in Penn State’s homecoming game; Terry Smith served as the interim coach for the remainder of the season. The Virginia Tech Hokies hired Franklin on November 17, 2025, after he signed a five-year contract. Smith signed a four-year extension to stay as assistant head coach. 

The losing streak was snapped with a 28-10 victory at Michigan State, and Penn State won its final two games to finish the regular season 6-6. At Yankee Stadium, Penn State defeated Clemson 22-10 in the Pinstripe Bowl. The 6-6 finish was Penn State’s worst since 2020, when the Nittany Lions went 4-5.

Ex-Iowa State head coach Matt Campbell is set to succeed Franklin after signing an eight-year, $70.5 million contract last December. The contract also grants an automatic one-year extension if Penn State makes the College Football Playoff. Offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser and offensive line coach Ryan Clanton followed Campbell from Iowa State to fill in the vacancies at Penn State. Following defensive coordinator Jim Knowles’ departure for the Tennessee Volunteers, D’Anton Lynn was hired as his replacement. 

Eight players were selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, with offensive lineman Olaivavega Ioane headlining the class after being taken 14th overall by the Baltimore Ravens. Quarterback Drew Allar was selected in the third round by the Pittsburgh Steelers, while running back Nicholas Singleton was selected in the fifth round by the Tennessee Titans. Zane Durant was picked by the Buffalo Bills in the fifth round. 

Kaytron Allen headlined Penn State’s running game with 1,303 rushing yards and 15 rushing touchdowns. Singleton added 549 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns last season. Quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer threw for 1,339 yards, eight touchdowns and four interceptions while completing 69.1% of his passes. Grunkemeyer took over as the starter after Allar was sidelined with a broken left ankle.

Trebor Pena and Devonte Ross led the receiving corps with 552 and 501 receiving yards, respectively. Ross also led the team with five receiving touchdowns. Dani Dennis-Sutton was a force on the defensive side of the ball, recording 8.5 sacks and 42 total tackles. Linebacker Amare Campbell led the team with 103 total tackles.

The Nittany Lions’ 2026 transfer class was ranked fourth in the nation and first in the Big Ten. Two dozen players from Iowa State followed Campbell to Happy Valley, including quarterback Rocco Becht, tight end Ben Brahmer, wide receiver Chase Sowell and safety Marcus Neal Jr. Despite those additions, Penn State lost defensive end Chaz Coleman to Tennessee, cornerback A.J. Harris to Indiana and safety King Mack to NC State.

Becht is expected to be Penn State’s starting quarterback in 2026. He is one of the most experienced quarterbacks in the country, having thrown for over 9,000 yards and 64 touchdowns during his collegiate career. 

Penn State’s 2026 schedule seems favorable on paper because its opponents combined for a 73-77 record in 2025, and the Nittany Lions will avoid Ohio State, Oregon and Indiana, the top teams in the conference. Their toughest games appear to be road matchups against Michigan in Ann Arbor and Washington in Seattle, as well as a home contest against USC. Many analysts project Penn State to finish with nine or 10 wins, with the outcome of the USC game likely playing a significant role in that projection. While it remains unclear whether a College Football Playoff berth is within reach, the Nittany Lions appear well-positioned for a rebound season if they can maintain consistent play throughout the year.

FanDuel Sportsbook lists Penn State at +2500 to win the Big Ten and +10000 to win the national championship.

Penn State Nittany Lions 2026-2027 Schedule & Tickets:

2025 was a memorable season in Bloomington, Indiana, as the Indiana Hoosiers won their first National Championship – they beat the Miami Hurricanes 27-21. 

The Hoosiers achieved other firsts as well. Indiana defeated a top-five team (the Oregon Ducks) on the road for the first time, won in State College, Pennsylvania, had their highest rankings ever in each poll (Number 1) and made their inaugural appearance in the Big Ten Championship Game. Their 17-14 victory over Ohio State was Indiana’s first Big Ten title since 1967 and first outright conference win since 1945. 

Indiana earned the top seed in last season’s College Football Playoff and began its run in the Rose Bowl, where it defeated the University of Alabama 38-3. The Hoosiers would defeat Oregon 56-22 in the Peach Bowl to clinch a berth in the National Championship. Indiana concluded the season with a 16-0 record, becoming the first team since the 1894 Yale Bulldogs to do so. 

As a result of the historical campaign, head coach Curt Cignetti signed an eight-year, $13.2 million contract extension. Coordinators Mike Shanahan and Bryant Haines were renewed for three years. 

Fernando Mendoza won the Heisman last season after posting a 72.0 completion percentage and throwing for 3,535 passing yards; he also threw 41 touchdowns and six interceptions. Mendoza was taken first overall by the Las Vegas Raiders in the 2026 NFL Draft. 

Including Mendoza, Indiana set a program record for the most players selected in the NFL Draft with eight. Other notable names drafted were Omar Cooper Jr. (NY Jets), Elijah Saratt (Baltimore Ravens) and Kaelon Black (San Francisco 49ers). Running back Roman Hemby signed with the Raiders as an undrafted free agent. 

Hemby led the Hoosiers in rushing yards last season with 1,120, while Cooper Jr. was the team’s best receiver statistically, catching 69 passes for 937 yards and 14 touchdowns. Saratt led the Hoosiers with 15 touchdowns. Safety Louis Moore led the team with six interceptions, while Rolijah Hardy led the team in total tackles and sacks with eight. 

Despite key pieces from the National Championship team departing, Indiana secured the No. 1 transfer portal class for 2026. TCU quarterback Josh Hoover will attempt to fill in the void left by Mendoza. Hoover had a respectable 2025 campaign; he threw for 3,472 yards, 29 touchdowns and 13 interceptions on a 65.9 completion percentage. Hoover is also TCU’s third-best quarterback in all-time passing yards.

Michigan State’s Nick Marsh, Tulane receiver Shazz Preston, Kansas State’s Tobi Osunsanmi and Wisconsin offensive lineman Joe Brunner are among the other names who transferred in. 

Alberto Mendoza transferred to Georgia Tech to establish his own identity, free from his older brother’s shadow. Mendoza is projected to start since Haynes King graduated and Aaron Philo transferred to the University of Florida. 

2026 has a favorable slate for Indiana; however, they will face some late-season challenges. In October, Indiana will host Ohio State and then travel to Ann Arbor, Michigan, to face the Wolverines the following week. USC and Washington could be “trap games” depending on how those teams show up this season. 

The Hoosiers come into 2026 with a reloaded roster and ready to make noise. Many analysts predict a 10-2 finish with losses to Ohio State and Washington. Indiana is on everybody’s radar because they are fresh off a magical 2025 and have players at each position that could help them for a potential run in the playoffs. Expect them to be in the top-12 if Hoover can keep turnovers in check and play at a high level. 

FanDuel Sportsbook lists the Hoosiers at +800 to repeat as national champions and +260 to win the Big Ten.

Indiana Hoosiers 2026-2027 Schedule & Tickets:

The Miami Marlins finished 2025 79-83, a 17-game improvement from their 62-100 record in 2024. Miami had hopes for a playoff berth after going on a seven-game winning streak in mid-September. However, their slim hopes faded after losing to the Phillies on September 25.

2025 also marked Clayton McCullough’s first season as manager. Former manager Skip Schumaker opted to leave after 2024 due to concerns about the organization’s hierarchy.

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Outfielder Jesus Sanchez was sent to the Astros at the trade deadline for pitcher Ryan Gusto and minor leaguers Chase Jaworsky and Esmil Valencia. The Marlins also drafted Oregon State shortstop Aiva Arquette seventh overall. Arquette was deemed one of the best bats in the draft after posting a .354 batting average with 19 home runs and 66 RBIs in 2025. Clemson’s Cam Cannarella and Arizona State’s Brandon Compton were both selected to bolster outfield depth. Cannarella earned ACC freshman of the year in 2023 – the ex-Clemson Tiger is also known for his defensive abilities and offensive mindset.

In 2025, the Marlins’ offense posted a .250 batting average, placing them 11th in the majors. They also placed sixth in hits with 1,388 and 27th in home runs with 154. Miami’s pitching posted a 4.60 ERA, placing them 25th. All of the team’s pitchers combined for 1,294 strikeouts while they surrendered a total of 1,376 hits.

Xavier Edwards led the offense with a .283 batting average and 159 hits, while Kyle Stowers led with 25 home runs. Catcher Agustín Ramírez hit 33 doubles, the most on the team. Despite having a 5.36 ERA and giving up 165 hits, Sandy Alcántara struck out 142 batters in 174.2 innings. Edward Cabrera led the team in strikeouts with 150.

Some coaching shakeups took place this offseason: Blake Butler was named the infield coach, Corbin Day and Chris Hess filled the assistant hitting coach vacancies, and Rob Marcello took over the assistant pitching coach position. Infielder Christopher Morel and pitcher Pete Fairbanks both signed one-year deals last December to play in Miami, while Eseury Ruiz was claimed from the Dodgers via trade. The Marlins traded Ryan Weathers to the Yankees in January for a prospect haul – pitchers Anthony Bender and Max Meyer resigned five days prior to the Weathers trade.

It’s tough to tell whether the Marlins will improve on last season’s record because the roster includes potential trade candidates. Alcántara is the most likely to be shipped off because he will be a free agent after 2026 and has struggled since his 2022 Cy Young season. FanGraphs projects the Marlins to finish with a 75-87 record in 2026, but they can easily exceed expectations if key players stay healthy and play at a high level.

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DraftKings lists the Marlins at +550 to make the playoffs and +20000 to win the World Series.

Miami Marlins schedule:

Mar 27, 2026	vs Colorado	W 2-1	1-0	S. Alcantara(1-0)	K. Freeland(0-1)	P. Fairbanks(1)
Mar 28, 2026	vs Colorado	W 4-3	2-0	C. Faucher(1-0)	J. Hill(0-1)	P. Fairbanks(2)
Mar 29, 2026	vs Colorado	W 4-3	3-0	M. Petersen(1-0)	V. Vodnik(0-1)	—

Jul 17, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 18, 2026	@ Milwaukee	4:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jul 19, 2026	@ Milwaukee	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 20, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmMATV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $23.30
Jul 21, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmMATV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.08
Jul 22, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmMATV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.53
Jul 24, 2026	vs San Diego	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.71
Jul 25, 2026	vs San Diego	4:10 pmFS1	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Jul 26, 2026	vs San Diego	1:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jul 27, 2026	vs Philadelphia	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.30
Jul 28, 2026	vs Philadelphia	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.63
Jul 29, 2026	vs Philadelphia	12:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.88
Jul 30, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmMATV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.86
Jul 31, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmMATV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Aug 1, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	4:10 pmMATV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $46.62
Aug 2, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	1:40 pmMATV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Aug 4, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRVN	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Aug 5, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRVN	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 6, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRVN	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 7, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
Aug 8, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	4:10 pmFS1	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.59
Aug 9, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	1:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.35
Aug 11, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.88
Aug 12, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.16
Aug 13, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	1:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.40
Aug 14, 2026	@ Cincinnati	6:10 pmMATV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Aug 15, 2026	@ Cincinnati	6:40 pmMATV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.27
Aug 16, 2026	@ Cincinnati	1:40 pmMATV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Aug 17, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pmMATV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.39
Aug 18, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pmMATV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $41.62
Aug 19, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:05 pmMATV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.39
Aug 21, 2026	vs Washington	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Aug 22, 2026	vs Washington	4:10 pmFS1	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Aug 23, 2026	vs Washington	1:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 24, 2026	vs Boston	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.87
Aug 25, 2026	vs Boston	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Aug 26, 2026	vs Boston	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Aug 28, 2026	@ Washington	6:45 pmMATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Aug 29, 2026	@ Washington	4:05 pmMATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Aug 30, 2026	@ Washington	12:15 pmPEAC	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Aug 31, 2026	@ Washington	6:45 pmMATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Sep 1, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmMATV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Sep 2, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmMATV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.53
Sep 3, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmMATV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.16
Sep 4, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.31
Sep 5, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	4:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.36
Sep 6, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	1:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $31.00
Sep 7, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	1:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.46
Sep 8, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.16
Sep 9, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.63
Sep 11, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Sep 12, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	4:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $58.80
Sep 13, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	1:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.79
Sep 14, 2026	@ Arizona	9:40 pmDBTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.68
Sep 15, 2026	@ Arizona	9:40 pmDBTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.67
Sep 16, 2026	@ Arizona	9:40 pmDBTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.81
Sep 18, 2026	@ San Diego	9:40 pmMATV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 19, 2026	@ San Diego	8:40 pmMATV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Sep 20, 2026	@ San Diego	4:10 pmMATV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.70
Sep 22, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmMATV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Sep 23, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmMATV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Sep 24, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	2:20 pmMATV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.88
Sep 25, 2026	vs Atlanta	7:10 pmBRVN	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Sep 26, 2026	vs Atlanta	4:10 pmBRVN	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Sep 27, 2026	vs Atlanta	3:10 pmBRVN	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80

DATE	OPP	TIME / TV	VENUE	HOME STARTER	AWAY STARTER	BUY TICKETS
Mar 30, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	CHW 9, MIA 4 – 9thMATV	loanDepot park	C. Paddack(-, 0.00 ERA)	D. Martin(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Mar 31, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	J. Junk(-, 0.00 ERA)	E. Fedde(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $9.90
Apr 1, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	1:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	S. Alcantara(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	S. Smith(0-1, 16.20 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $7.27
Apr 3, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	1:35 pmMATV	Yankee Stadium	W. Warren(0-0, 2.08 ERA)	E. Perez(0-0, 3.86 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $112.01
Apr 4, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	7:05 pmMATV	Yankee Stadium	R. Weathers(-, 0.00 ERA)	M. Meyer(0-0, 5.40 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $41.57
Apr 5, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	1:35 pmMATV	Yankee Stadium	M. Fried(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	C. Paddack(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Apr 6, 2026	vs Cincinnati	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	J. Junk(-, 0.00 ERA)	B. Williamson(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.15
Apr 7, 2026	vs Cincinnati	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	S. Alcantara(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	N. Lodolo(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $7.34
Apr 8, 2026	vs Cincinnati	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	E. Perez(0-0, 3.86 ERA)	A. Abbott(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $7.34
Apr 9, 2026	vs Cincinnati	12:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	M. Meyer(0-0, 5.40 ERA)	B. Singer(0-0, 6.75 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Apr 10, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmDSN	Comerica Park	J. Verlander(-, 0.00 ERA)	C. Paddack(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $12.35
Apr 11, 2026	@ Detroit	1:10 pmDSN	Comerica Park	C. Mize(-, 0.00 ERA)	J. Junk(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Apr 12, 2026	@ Detroit	1:40 pmDSN	Comerica Park	T. Skubal(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	S. Alcantara(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $13.10
Apr 13, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRVN	Truist Park	G. Holmes(0-1, 5.40 ERA)	E. Perez(0-0, 3.86 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.27
Apr 14, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRVN	Truist Park	S. Strider(-, 0.00 ERA)	M. Meyer(0-0, 5.40 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $9.58
Apr 15, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRVN	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.58
Apr 17, 2026	vs Milwaukee	7:10 pmBRTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Apr 18, 2026	vs Milwaukee	4:10 pmBRTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Apr 19, 2026	vs Milwaukee	1:40 pmBRTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.24
Apr 20, 2026	vs St. Louis	6:40 pmCATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
Apr 21, 2026	vs St. Louis	6:40 pmCATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Apr 22, 2026	vs St. Louis	12:10 pmCATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.79
Apr 24, 2026	@ San Francisco	10:15 pmMATV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Apr 25, 2026	@ San Francisco	4:05 pmESUN	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.34
Apr 26, 2026	@ San Francisco	4:05 pmMATV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.30
Apr 27, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	10:10 pmESUN	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $66.00
Apr 28, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	10:10 pmMATV	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
Apr 29, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	3:10 pmMATV	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
May 1, 2026	vs Philadelphia	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
May 2, 2026	vs Philadelphia	4:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.19
May 3, 2026	vs Philadelphia	1:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.63
May 4, 2026	vs Philadelphia	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.16
May 5, 2026	vs Baltimore	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.93
May 6, 2026	vs Baltimore	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.80
May 7, 2026	vs Baltimore	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.12
May 8, 2026	vs Washington	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 9, 2026	vs Washington	4:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
May 10, 2026	vs Washington	12:15 pmPEAC	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.35
May 12, 2026	@ Minnesota	7:40 pmMATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.28
May 13, 2026	@ Minnesota	7:40 pmMATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.78
May 14, 2026	@ Minnesota	1:40 pmMATV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.28
May 15, 2026	@ Tampa Bay	7:10 pmMATV	Tropicana Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.60
May 16, 2026	@ Tampa Bay	4:10 pmMATV	Tropicana Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.51
May 17, 2026	@ Tampa Bay	12:15 pmPEAC	Tropicana Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
May 18, 2026	vs Atlanta	6:40 pmBRVN	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.80
May 19, 2026	vs Atlanta	4:10 pmBRVN	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
May 20, 2026	vs Atlanta	6:40 pmBRVN	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
May 21, 2026	vs Atlanta	6:40 pmBRVN	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.80
May 22, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.13
May 23, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	4:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.56
May 24, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	1:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.69
May 25, 2026	@ Toronto	7:07 pmMATV	Rogers Centre	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.58
May 26, 2026	@ Toronto	7:07 pmMATV	Rogers Centre	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.95
May 27, 2026	@ Toronto	1:07 pmMATV	Rogers Centre	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.32
May 29, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmMATV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.40
May 30, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	4:10 pmMATV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
May 31, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	1:40 pmMATV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.68
Jun 1, 2026	@ Washington	6:45 pmMATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 2, 2026	@ Washington	6:45 pmMATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 3, 2026	@ Washington	1:05 pmMATV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 5, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Jun 6, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	4:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.90
Jun 7, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	1:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.36
Jun 9, 2026	vs Arizona	6:40 pmDBTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.87
Jun 10, 2026	vs Arizona	6:40 pmDBTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $8.56
Jun 11, 2026	vs Arizona	1:10 pmDBTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.26
Jun 12, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	6:40 pmMATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $61.20
Jun 13, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	4:05 pmMATV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $38.62
Jun 14, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	12:15 pmPEAC	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Jun 15, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pmMATV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.60
Jun 16, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pmMATV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.60
Jun 17, 2026	@ Philadelphia	1:05 pmMATV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Jun 19, 2026	vs San Francisco	7:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.17
Jun 20, 2026	vs San Francisco	4:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.60
Jun 21, 2026	vs San Francisco	1:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.63
Jun 22, 2026	vs Texas	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $8.32
Jun 23, 2026	vs Texas	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.44
Jun 24, 2026	vs Texas	12:10 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.33
Jun 26, 2026	@ St. Louis	8:15 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Jun 27, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:15 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Jun 28, 2026	@ St. Louis	2:15 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jun 29, 2026	@ Colorado	8:40 pmMATV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 30, 2026	@ Colorado	8:40 pmMATV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jul 1, 2026	@ Colorado	8:40 pmMATV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jul 2, 2026	@ Colorado	3:10 pmMATV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.30
Jul 3, 2026	@ Athletics	9:40 pmMATV	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.91
Jul 4, 2026	@ Athletics	9:40 pmMATV	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $71.09
Jul 5, 2026	@ Athletics	4:30 pmPEAC	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $47.52
Jul 7, 2026	vs Seattle	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.91
Jul 8, 2026	vs Seattle	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $6.20
Jul 9, 2026	vs Seattle	6:40 pmMATV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $8.68
Jul 10, 2026	vs Cleveland	7:10 pmGDTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.26
Jul 11, 2026	vs Cleveland	4:10 pmGDTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.76
Jul 12, 2026	vs Cleveland	1:40 pmGDTV	loanDepot park

The Guardians experienced quite the roller coaster ride in 2025. The Detroit Tigers held a 15.5-game lead over the Guardians on July 6th; Cleveland was also seven games out of the Wild Card at 40-48. Cleveland went 48-26 the remainder of the season to finish 88-74 and win the AL Central. 2025 would come to an abrupt end for Cleveland after the Tigers defeated them 2-1 in the Wild Card round.

Pitcher Shane Bieber was sidelined for most of the 2025 season because he was recovering from Tommy John surgery. The former Guardians ace would eventually be traded to the Blue Jays at the trade deadline. First baseman David Fry was placed on the ten-day IL on September 24th after being hit in the face by a foul tip.

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José Ramírez led the offense with a .283 batting average, 30 home runs and 85 RBIs. Steven Kwan racked up 170 hits to lead the team in this category. Tanner Bibee recorded a 4.24 ERA in 182.1 innings, striking out 162 batters and surrendering 93 runs. Gavin Williams possessed the lowest ERA on the pitching staff, recording a 3.06 ERA. Williams also struck out 173 batters in 167.2 innings.

The Guardians were 29th in the MLB based on batting average last season — they batted .226. The offense combined for 168 home runs and 621 RBIs. Cleveland’s pitching staff had a 3.70 ERA, placing it in the top five. The pitching staff also struck out 1,381 batters last season.

The Guardians had a quiet offseason overall. However, Rhys Hoskins signed a one-year deal on February 2nd, while Ramírez signed a seven-year extension on January 24th. Kolby Allard signed a minor league contract and received an invite to spring training. Cleveland also signed ex-Rangers reliever Shawn Armstrong in December.

2026 will see the Guardians attempt to be contenders for another AL Central title. FanGraphs gave Cleveland a 6.6% chance to repeat as AL Central champions in 2026 and a 13.4% chance to make the playoffs. While it is tough to tell who is going to win the division based on preseason odds, the Guardians can easily flip the script if their pitching holds up and the offense plays at a good level.

DraftKings lists Cleveland at +215 to make the playoffs and +6000 to win the World Series.

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Cleveland Guardians schedule:

Mar 26, 2026	@ Seattle	W 6-4	1-0	C. Brogdon(1-0)	G. Speier(0-1)	C. Smith(1)
Mar 27, 2026	@ Seattle	L 5-1	1-1	G. Kirby(1-0)	G. Williams(0-1)	—
Mar 28, 2026	@ Seattle	W 6-5 / 10	2-1	C. Smith(1-0)	A. Munoz(0-1)	C. Brogdon(1)
Mar 29, 2026	@ Seattle	L 8-0	2-2	E. Hancock(1-0)	S. Cecconi(0-1)	C. Criswell(1)

DATE	OPP	TIME / TV	VENUE	HOME STARTER	AWAY STARTER	BUY TICKETS
Mar 30, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	10:10 pmGDTV	Dodger Stadium	R. Sasaki(-, 0.00 ERA)	P. Messick(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $62.40
Mar 31, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	10:10 pmGDTV	Dodger Stadium	S. Ohtani(-, 0.00 ERA)	T. Bibee(0-0, 5.40 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $178.80
Apr 1, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	8:20 pmGDTV	Dodger Stadium	Y. Yamamoto(1-0, 3.00 ERA)	G. Williams(0-1, 5.40 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $43.20
Apr 3, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	4:10 pmESUN	Progressive Field	J. Cantillo(0-0, 4.91 ERA)	C. Horton(1-0, 2.84 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $104.40
Apr 4, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:15 pmFOX	Progressive Field	S. Cecconi(0-1, 12.46 ERA)	S. Imanaga(0-1, 7.20 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $39.60
Apr 5, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	P. Messick(-, 0.00 ERA)	E. Cabrera(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $33.05
Apr 6, 2026	vs Kansas City	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	T. Bibee(0-0, 5.40 ERA)	N. Cameron(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Apr 7, 2026	vs Kansas City	6:10 pmESUN	Progressive Field	G. Williams(0-1, 5.40 ERA)	C. Ragans(0-1, 9.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Apr 8, 2026	vs Kansas City	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	J. Cantillo(0-0, 4.91 ERA)	M. Wacha(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Apr 10, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRVN	Truist Park	B. Elder(-, 0.00 ERA)	S. Cecconi(0-1, 12.46 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Apr 11, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRVN	Truist Park	C. Sale(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	P. Messick(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Apr 12, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:20 pmNBC	Truist Park	R. Lopez(0-0, 1.50 ERA)	T. Bibee(0-0, 5.40 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $9.60
Apr 13, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	M. Liberatore(0-0, 1.80 ERA)	G. Williams(0-1, 5.40 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $13.20
Apr 14, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	M. McGreevy(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	J. Cantillo(0-0, 4.91 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $11.52
Apr 15, 2026	@ St. Louis	1:15 pmCATV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
Apr 16, 2026	vs Baltimore	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Apr 17, 2026	vs Baltimore	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $33.60
Apr 18, 2026	vs Baltimore	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $39.64
Apr 19, 2026	vs Baltimore	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Apr 20, 2026	vs Houston	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Apr 21, 2026	vs Houston	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Apr 22, 2026	vs Houston	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Apr 24, 2026	@ Toronto	7:07 pmGDTV	Rogers Centre	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.44
Apr 25, 2026	@ Toronto	3:07 pmFS1	Rogers Centre	—	—	Tickets Starting at $23.67
Apr 26, 2026	@ Toronto	1:37 pmGDTV	Rogers Centre	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.23
Apr 27, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Apr 28, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Apr 29, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
May 1, 2026	@ Athletics	9:40 pmGDTV	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.31
May 2, 2026	@ Athletics	4:05 pmGDTV	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $39.04
May 3, 2026	@ Athletics	4:05 pmGDTV	Sutter Health Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $31.20
May 4, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmGDTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
May 5, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmGDTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.32
May 6, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmGDTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 7, 2026	@ Kansas City	2:10 pmGDTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
May 8, 2026	vs Minnesota	7:15 pmATV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
May 9, 2026	vs Minnesota	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.20
May 10, 2026	vs Minnesota	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
May 11, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
May 12, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
May 13, 2026	vs L.A. Angels	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
May 15, 2026	vs Cincinnati	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.40
May 16, 2026	vs Cincinnati	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $38.40
May 17, 2026	vs Cincinnati	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
May 18, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmFS1	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.08
May 19, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.34
May 20, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.83
May 21, 2026	@ Detroit	1:10 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.24
May 22, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pmGDTV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.96
May 23, 2026	@ Philadelphia	4:05 pmGDTV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $49.54
May 24, 2026	@ Philadelphia	1:35 pmGDTV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $48.59
May 25, 2026	vs Washington	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
May 26, 2026	vs Washington	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
May 27, 2026	vs Washington	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
May 29, 2026	vs Boston	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $32.40
May 30, 2026	vs Boston	4:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $31.20
May 31, 2026	vs Boston	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Jun 2, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	7:05 pmGDTV	Yankee Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.52
Jun 3, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	7:05 pmAMZN	Yankee Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.93
Jun 4, 2026	@ N.Y. Yankees	1:35 pmGDTV	Yankee Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $8.40
Jun 5, 2026	@ Texas	8:15 pmATV	Globe Life Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.46
Jun 6, 2026	@ Texas	7:35 pmFOX	Globe Life Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.28
Jun 7, 2026	@ Texas	2:35 pmGDTV	Globe Life Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.94
Jun 8, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	6:40 pmFS1	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Jun 9, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	6:40 pmTBS	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $33.60
Jun 10, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Jun 12, 2026	vs Detroit	7:10 pmDSN	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.20
Jun 13, 2026	vs Detroit	4:10 pmDSN	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.20
Jun 14, 2026	vs Detroit	1:40 pmDSN	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Jun 16, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 17, 2026	@ Milwaukee	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 18, 2026	@ Milwaukee	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 19, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmGDTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Jun 20, 2026	@ Houston	7:15 pmFOX	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $33.40
Jun 21, 2026	@ Houston	2:10 pmGDTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $29.68
Jun 22, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:40 pmGDTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.78
Jun 23, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:40 pmGDTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Jun 24, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	2:10 pmGDTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.60
Jun 26, 2026	vs Seattle	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Jun 27, 2026	vs Seattle	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $44.28
Jun 28, 2026	vs Seattle	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Jun 29, 2026	vs Texas	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Jun 30, 2026	vs Texas	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Jul 1, 2026	vs Texas	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Jul 2, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Jul 3, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $34.80
Jul 4, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $49.20
Jul 5, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	2:00 pmPEAC	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Jul 7, 2026	@ Minnesota	7:40 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.81
Jul 8, 2026	@ Minnesota	7:40 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.22
Jul 9, 2026	@ Minnesota	1:40 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.02
Jul 10, 2026	@ Miami	7:10 pmGDTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.26
Jul 11, 2026	@ Miami	4:10 pmGDTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.76
Jul 12, 2026	@ Miami	1:40 pmGDTV	loanDepot park	—

Jul 17, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.20
Jul 18, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	4:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.20
Jul 19, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jul 20, 2026	vs Minnesota	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Jul 21, 2026	vs Minnesota	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Jul 22, 2026	vs Minnesota	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Jul 23, 2026	vs Minnesota	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jul 24, 2026	@ Tampa Bay	7:10 pmGDTV	Tropicana Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $37.20
Jul 25, 2026	@ Tampa Bay	6:10 pmGDTV	Tropicana Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.39
Jul 26, 2026	@ Tampa Bay	12:15 pmPEAC	Tropicana Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $34.07
Jul 27, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmGDTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jul 28, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmGDTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.34
Jul 29, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmGDTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Jul 31, 2026	vs Arizona	7:10 pmDBTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Aug 1, 2026	vs Arizona	7:15 pmFOX	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Aug 2, 2026	vs Arizona	1:40 pmDBTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Aug 4, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Aug 5, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Aug 6, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Aug 7, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:40 pmGDTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Aug 8, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	7:10 pmGDTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Aug 9, 2026	@ Chi. White Sox	2:10 pmGDTV	Rate Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Aug 11, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.12
Aug 12, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.91
Aug 13, 2026	@ Detroit	1:10 pmDSN	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.57
Aug 14, 2026	vs San Diego	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Aug 15, 2026	vs San Diego	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Aug 16, 2026	vs San Diego	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Aug 18, 2026	vs San Francisco	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Aug 19, 2026	vs San Francisco	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Aug 20, 2026	vs San Francisco	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Aug 21, 2026	@ Colorado	8:40 pmGDTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Aug 22, 2026	@ Colorado	8:10 pmGDTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.33
Aug 23, 2026	@ Colorado	3:10 pmGDTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Aug 24, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	9:38 pmGDTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Aug 25, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	9:38 pmGDTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Aug 26, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	4:07 pmGDTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Aug 28, 2026	vs Kansas City	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Aug 29, 2026	vs Kansas City	4:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Aug 30, 2026	vs Kansas City	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Sep 1, 2026	vs Toronto	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 2, 2026	vs Toronto	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 3, 2026	vs Toronto	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 4, 2026	vs Detroit	7:10 pmDSN	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Sep 5, 2026	vs Detroit	7:15 pmFOX	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Sep 6, 2026	vs Detroit	1:40 pmDSN	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Sep 7, 2026	@ Baltimore	1:35 pmGDTV	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00
Sep 8, 2026	@ Baltimore	6:35 pmGDTV	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.08
Sep 9, 2026	@ Baltimore	6:35 pmGDTV	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.94
Sep 11, 2026	@ Minnesota	8:10 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.94
Sep 12, 2026	@ Minnesota	4:10 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.56
Sep 13, 2026	@ Minnesota	2:10 pmGDTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.79
Sep 14, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Sep 15, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	6:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 16, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	1:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 18, 2026	vs Athletics	7:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $29.72
Sep 19, 2026	vs Athletics	6:10 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.40
Sep 20, 2026	vs Athletics	1:40 pmGDTV	Progressive Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 22, 2026	@ Boston	6:45 pmGDTV	Fenway Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Sep 23, 2026	@ Boston	7:10 pmGDTV	Fenway Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Sep 24, 2026	@ Boston	6:45 pmGDTV	Fenway Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Sep 25, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:40 pmGDTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 26, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:10 pmGDTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.66
Sep 27, 2026	@ Kansas City	3:10 pmGDTV	Kauffman Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00

The Milwaukee Brewers faced another postseason letdown after getting swept by the Dodgers in the NLCS. Aside from this, Milwaukee ended the regular season with a 97-65 record and won the NL Central – they even swept the regular-season series with the eventual World Series champions, going 6-0 against them. In the NLDS, they bested the rival Cubs in five games to win the first I-94 rivalry matchup in the postseason.

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Milwaukee’s 97-65 record became the franchise’s best win-loss record, surpassing the previous 96-67 mark set in 2018. The team also went on a 14-game winning streak in August, becoming the first team since the 2022 Seattle Mariners to accomplish this feat.

Pitcher Nestor Cortes was traded to the Padres at the trade deadline for outfielder Brandon Lockridge, while catcher Danny Jansen was acquired from the Rays for infielder Jadher Areinamo.

Milwaukee’s offense batted .258, tying them with the Phillies for second place in the majors in this statistic. The pitching staff placed second in the majors with a 3.58 ERA – all pitchers combined for 1,432 strikeouts while they gave up 1,237 hits altogether.

Bryce Turang led the offense with a .288 batting average and 168 hits. Christian Yelich hit the majority of the team’s home runs, sending 29 over the fence – he also recorded 103 RBIs in 2025. Jackson Chourio hit 35 doubles and four triples last season, leading the offense. Freddy Peralta recorded a 2.70 ERA and 204 strikeouts in 176.2 innings. Peralta was traded to the Mets on January 21, 2026, for Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat.

General Manager Matt Arnold was promoted to President of Baseball Operations on October 23, 2025, while ex-Tiger Akil Baddoo signed in December. Issac Collins and Nick Mears were sent to the Royals in exchange for reliever Ángel Zerpa. Other coaching changes occurred in January, after Spencer Allen was named first base coach, followed by the hirings of Daniel Vogelbach and Guillermo Martinez as hitting coaches. The Brewers also re-signed key players, including Turang and Andrew Vaughn.

2026 can see the Brewers take a step back from 2025’s breakout season. Due to Peralta’s departure, the pitching staff will take a hit, as there aren’t reliable backups outside Brandon Woodruff. Quinn Priester and Chad Patrick have the potential to develop into quality pitchers, but would need to step up in Peralta’s absence. The offense is also capable of hitting for contact on a consistent basis. Expect an 88-74 record at best.

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Milwaukee Brewers schedule:

Mar 26, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	W 14-2	1-0	J. Misiorowski(1-0)	S. Smith(0-1)	—
Mar 28, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	W 6-1	2-0	A. Ashby(1-0)	S. Burke(0-1)	—
Mar 29, 2026	vs Chi. White Sox	W 9-7	3-0	J. Woodford(1-0)	S. Dominguez(0-1)	T. Megill(1)

DATE	OPP	TIME / TV	VENUE	HOME STARTER	AWAY STARTER	BUY TICKETS
Mar 30, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	TB 2, MIL 2 – 8thBRTV	American Family Field	K. Harrison(-, 0.00 ERA)	N. Martinez(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Mar 31, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	B. Woodruff(-, 0.00 ERA)	S. McClanahan(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.76
Apr 1, 2026	vs Tampa Bay	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	J. Misiorowski(1-0, 1.80 ERA)	D. Rasmussen(0-0, 1.80 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Apr 3, 2026	@ Kansas City	7:45 pmATV	Kauffman Stadium	M. Wacha(0-0, 0.00 ERA)	C. Patrick(0-0, 2.08 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Apr 4, 2026	@ Kansas City	4:10 pmFS1	Kauffman Stadium	S. Lugo(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	B. Sproat(0-0, 21.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Apr 5, 2026	@ Kansas City	2:10 pmBRTV	Kauffman Stadium	K. Bubic(-, 0.00 ERA)	K. Harrison(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $11.81
Apr 6, 2026	@ Boston	6:45 pmBRTV	Fenway Park	B. Bello(-, 0.00 ERA)	B. Woodruff(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Apr 7, 2026	@ Boston	6:45 pmBRTV	Fenway Park	G. Crochet(1-0, 0.00 ERA)	J. Misiorowski(1-0, 1.80 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Apr 8, 2026	@ Boston	1:35 pmBRTV	Fenway Park	S. Gray(0-0, 6.75 ERA)	C. Patrick(0-0, 2.08 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Apr 10, 2026	vs Washington	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	B. Sproat(0-0, 21.00 ERA)	J. Irvin(1-0, 3.60 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Apr 11, 2026	vs Washington	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	K. Harrison(-, 0.00 ERA)	F. Griffin(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Apr 12, 2026	vs Washington	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	B. Woodruff(-, 0.00 ERA)	Z. Littell(-, 0.00 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Apr 14, 2026	vs Toronto	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	J. Misiorowski(1-0, 1.80 ERA)	K. Gausman(0-0, 1.50 ERA)	Tickets Starting at $11.98
Apr 15, 2026	vs Toronto	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.98
Apr 16, 2026	vs Toronto	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $11.34
Apr 17, 2026	@ Miami	7:10 pmBRTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Apr 18, 2026	@ Miami	4:10 pmBRTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Apr 19, 2026	@ Miami	1:40 pmBRTV	loanDepot park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.24
Apr 21, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmBRTV	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $9.54
Apr 22, 2026	@ Detroit	6:40 pmBRTV	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.63
Apr 23, 2026	@ Detroit	1:10 pmBRTV	Comerica Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.16
Apr 24, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Apr 25, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.95
Apr 26, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $10.80
Apr 28, 2026	vs Arizona	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.52
Apr 29, 2026	vs Arizona	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.72
Apr 30, 2026	vs Arizona	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $8.82
May 1, 2026	@ Washington	6:45 pmBRTV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
May 2, 2026	@ Washington	4:05 pmBRTV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
May 3, 2026	@ Washington	1:35 pmBRTV	Nationals Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 4, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmFS1	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 5, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 6, 2026	@ St. Louis	1:15 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
May 8, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
May 9, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $33.60
May 10, 2026	vs N.Y. Yankees	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
May 12, 2026	vs San Diego	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
May 13, 2026	vs San Diego	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
May 14, 2026	vs San Diego	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
May 15, 2026	@ Minnesota	8:10 pmBRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.72
May 16, 2026	@ Minnesota	7:10 pmBRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
May 17, 2026	@ Minnesota	2:10 pmBRTV	Target Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.22
May 18, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
May 19, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.56
May 20, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.95
May 22, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
May 23, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	7:15 pmFOX	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
May 24, 2026	vs L.A. Dodgers	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
May 25, 2026	vs St. Louis	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.39
May 26, 2026	vs St. Louis	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
May 27, 2026	vs St. Louis	1:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.64
May 29, 2026	@ Houston	8:10 pmBRTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
May 30, 2026	@ Houston	4:10 pmBRTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $29.68
May 31, 2026	@ Houston	2:10 pmBRTV	Daikin Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.74
Jun 1, 2026	vs San Francisco	7:40 pmFS1	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 2, 2026	vs San Francisco	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 3, 2026	vs San Francisco	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 4, 2026	vs San Francisco	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 5, 2026	@ Colorado	8:40 pmBRTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jun 6, 2026	@ Colorado	9:10 pmBRTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Jun 7, 2026	@ Colorado	3:10 pmBRTV	Coors Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jun 8, 2026	@ Athletics	10:05 pmBRTV	Las Vegas Ballpark	—	—	Tickets Starting at $82.88
Jun 9, 2026	@ Athletics	10:05 pmBRTV	Las Vegas Ballpark	—	—	Tickets Starting at $49.20
Jun 10, 2026	@ Athletics	9:05 pmBRTV	Las Vegas Ballpark	—	—	Tickets Starting at $75.60
Jun 12, 2026	vs Philadelphia	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 13, 2026	vs Philadelphia	7:15 pmFOX	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.60
Jun 14, 2026	vs Philadelphia	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Jun 16, 2026	vs Cleveland	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 17, 2026	vs Cleveland	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jun 18, 2026	vs Cleveland	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jun 19, 2026	@ Atlanta	7:15 pmBRTV	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Jun 20, 2026	@ Atlanta	4:10 pmBRTV	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.49
Jun 21, 2026	@ Atlanta	1:35 pmBRTV	Truist Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Jun 22, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.26
Jun 23, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jun 24, 2026	@ Cincinnati	7:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.20
Jun 26, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:45 pmATV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
Jun 27, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $51.60
Jun 28, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $60.00
Jun 29, 2026	vs Cincinnati	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.33
Jun 30, 2026	vs Cincinnati	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jul 1, 2026	vs Cincinnati	8:10 pm	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $12.00
Jul 2, 2026	vs Cincinnati	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jul 3, 2026	@ Arizona	9:40 pmBRTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $38.02
Jul 4, 2026	@ Arizona	9:40 pmBRTV	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $51.60
Jul 5, 2026	@ Arizona	4:10 pmPEAC	Chase Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jul 6, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 7, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Jul 8, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jul 9, 2026	@ St. Louis	7:45 pmBRTV	Busch Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Jul 10, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	6:40 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $45.38
Jul 11, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	4:05 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Jul 12, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	12:15 pmPEAC	PNC Park

Jul 17, 2026	vs Miami	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 18, 2026	vs Miami	4:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Jul 19, 2026	vs Miami	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 20, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Jul 21, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jul 22, 2026	vs N.Y. Mets	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jul 24, 2026	vs Colorado	4:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $20.40
Jul 25, 2026	vs Colorado	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Jul 26, 2026	vs Colorado	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Jul 27, 2026	@ San Francisco	9:45 pmBRTV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.26
Jul 28, 2026	@ San Francisco	9:45 pmBRTV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.04
Jul 29, 2026	@ San Francisco	3:45 pmBRTV	Oracle Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $43.20
Jul 31, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	9:38 pmBRTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Aug 1, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	9:38 pmBRTV	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Aug 2, 2026	@ L.A. Angels	3:15 pmPEAC	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	—	—	Tickets Starting at $7.20
Aug 3, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.80
Aug 4, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $14.40
Aug 5, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 6, 2026	vs Pittsburgh	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 7, 2026	vs Minnesota	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.80
Aug 8, 2026	vs Minnesota	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $54.00
Aug 9, 2026	vs Minnesota	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $25.20
Aug 10, 2026	@ San Diego	9:40 pmBRTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $26.95
Aug 11, 2026	@ San Diego	9:40 pmBRTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $23.52
Aug 12, 2026	@ San Diego	4:10 pmBRTV	Petco Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $13.99
Aug 13, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	10:10 pmBRTV	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $51.60
Aug 14, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	10:10 pmBRTV	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $97.20
Aug 15, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	7:15 pmFOX	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $66.00
Aug 16, 2026	@ L.A. Dodgers	4:10 pmBRTV	Dodger Stadium	—	—	Tickets Starting at $52.80
Aug 18, 2026	vs Seattle	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $15.60
Aug 19, 2026	vs Seattle	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.70
Aug 20, 2026	vs Seattle	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.51
Aug 21, 2026	vs Atlanta	4:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Aug 22, 2026	vs Atlanta	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $36.00
Aug 23, 2026	vs Atlanta	7:10 pmESPN	Muncy Bank Ballpark	—	—	—
Aug 25, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmBRTV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $22.78
Aug 26, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmBRTV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $16.21
Aug 27, 2026	@ N.Y. Mets	7:10 pmBRTV	Citi Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.71
Aug 28, 2026	vs Texas	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.00
Aug 29, 2026	vs Texas	7:15 pmFOX	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Aug 30, 2026	vs Texas	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Aug 31, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmFS1	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $46.80
Sep 1, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.08
Sep 2, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 3, 2026	@ Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	Wrigley Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.00
Sep 4, 2026	@ Cincinnati	6:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.71
Sep 5, 2026	@ Cincinnati	6:40 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.84
Sep 6, 2026	@ Cincinnati	12:10 pmBRTV	Great American Ball Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $17.11
Sep 7, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $39.52
Sep 8, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $28.80
Sep 9, 2026	vs Chi. Cubs	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $31.20
Sep 11, 2026	vs Cincinnati	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Sep 12, 2026	vs Cincinnati	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $27.60
Sep 13, 2026	vs Cincinnati	2:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $19.20
Sep 15, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	6:40 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $47.09
Sep 16, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	6:40 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $40.78
Sep 17, 2026	@ Pittsburgh	12:35 pmBRTV	PNC Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $42.98
Sep 18, 2026	@ Baltimore	7:05 pmBRTV	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.38
Sep 19, 2026	@ Baltimore	4:05 pmBRTV	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	—	—	Tickets Starting at $23.70
Sep 20, 2026	@ Baltimore	7:20 pmPEAC	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.24
Sep 22, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pmBRTV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.60
Sep 23, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:40 pmBRTV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.60
Sep 24, 2026	@ Philadelphia	6:05 pmBRTV	Citizens Bank Park	—	—	Tickets Starting at $30.60
Sep 25, 2026	vs St. Louis	7:40 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $21.60
Sep 26, 2026	vs St. Louis	7:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $24.00
Sep 27, 2026	vs St. Louis	3:10 pmBRTV	American Family Field	—	—	Tickets Starting at $18.00