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Bobby Football

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Army gave up 21 unanswered points to Tulsa but a blocked punt set the Black Knights up for the game-tying TD late in the fourth quarter. Army got the ball back and Dawson Jones hits a 50-yard walk-off game-winning kick. What a fun game. Love this sport

Army’s offense is putting on a show tonight. With this 66-yard TD run from Godspower Nwawuihe, the Black Knights are over 300 yards (218 on the ground) with 12 minutes to go in the third.

A 2027 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for NC State vs. Stanford NC State O: Jimarion McCrimon, OT D: Harvey Dyson III, EDGE Stanford O: Niki Prongos, OT D: Jay Green, SAF

Watching Cale Hellums in Army’s offense is so fun. Over his last two games he had run for over 400 yards and 7 TDs, and on the opening drive tonight he takes it to the house on fourth down.

Duke has something in pass rusher Tyshon Reed Jr. Just look at him win by converting speed to power. Reed came into tonight leading the Blue Devils in pressures (20).

Duke’s Nate Sheppard showcasing that he’s one of the best running backs in the country. Great block from TE Jeremiah Hasley, too. The sophomore RB ranks top 10 nationally in rushing yards (820), forced missed tackles (39), and 10+-yards runs (26).

A 2027 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for Duke vs. Virginia Duke O: Jeremiah Hasley, TE D: Tyshon Reed, EDGE Virginia O: McKale Boley, OT D: Matthew Fobbs-White, EDGE

Memphis was down 14 points in the second half and with under four minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Tigers take their first lead of the game. Marcus Stokes has been a cooking with four total TDs in the second half

After coming back from down double digits and holding strong in OT, App State hands James Madison its first Sun Belt loss since 2024 and its first loss of 2026. The Mountaineers were double-digit underdogs. The parties in Boone will be wild tonight.

Billy Napier put his backup QB JC Evans in and he made wowza throw to Braeden Wisloski for six. Even when James Madison isn’t having its best night it’s up double digits on the road. Sun Belt juggernaut

An NFL rookie to watch on each team for TNF Patriots: Gabe Jacas, EDGE (2nd round) - Second among all rookies in pressures (16) - Sixth among all rookies in run stops (8)

Bears: Dillon Thieneman, SAF (1st round) - Fourth among all rookies in forced incompletions (3) - Playing 59.7% of snaps at SAF, 24.8% in the box, 9.4% in the slot, 5.5% on the DL

A 2027 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for East Carolina vs. Memphis East Carolina O: Brandon Best, OL D: Kieran Davis, DL Memphis O: Hunter Tipton, TE D: J'Mond Tapp, EDGE

New Mexico State’s James Jones is one of the best running backs in the country and deserves more buzz. Came into tonight top 25 nationally in rushing yards (599) and is already over 100 tonight

Impressive stats among 2027 NFL Draft prospects in Week 7 (defense)- Pressures: Mi'Quise Humphrey-Grace, Kentucky (9) Pass rush win rate: Leroy Harris III, Kansas (28.6%) Run stop rate: AJ Holmes Jr., Texas Tech/Bear Alexander, Oregon (33.3%)

Impressive stats among 2027 NFL Draft prospects in Week 7 (offense)- Rushing yards after contact: DeSean Bishop, Tennessee (123) Forced missed tackles: Bishop (12) 15+-yard runs: Kewan Lacy, Ole Miss/J'Koby Williams, Texas Tech (4) 1st down receptions: Charlie Becker, Indiana (8)

10 NFL rookies on defense I thought stood out in Week 6 (DROY odds): Jade Dugger, 49ers (N/A) Dani Dennis-Sutton, Packers (+10000) R Mason Thomas, Chiefs (+8000) Gracen Halton, 49ers (+6000) Arvell Reese, Giants (+460) Zakee Wheatley, Panthers (+10000) Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Browns (+6000)

10 NFL rookies on offense I thought stood out in Week 6 (OROY odds): Omar Cooper Jr., Jets (+2500) Germie Bernard, Steelers (+750) Carnell Tate, Titans (+210) Caleb Lomu, Patriots (N/A) Austin Barber, Browns (N/A) Ja'Kobi Lane, Ravens (+4500) JC Davis, Giants (N/A) Josh Cuevas, Ravens (N/A)

A 2027 NFL Draft prospect to watch on each side of the ball for South Alabama vs. Marshall South Alabama O: PJ Martin, RB D: Cole Blaylock, SAF Marshall O: Jalen Slappy, OG D: Javae Gilmore, LB

Week 6 NFL rookie leaders (defense)- Pass rush win rate: Dani Dennis-Sutton, Packers Pressures: Dennis-Sutton/R Mason Thomas, Chiefs/Romelloe Height, 49ers Run stops: Arvell Reese, Giants/Jaishawn Barham, Cowboys (3) Run stop rate: Wesley Bailey, Rams (22.2%)

Forced incompletions: Davison Igbinosun, Bills (3) Coverage stops: Jaden Dugger, 49ers (5) Lowest QB rating allowed when targeted: Brandon Cisse, Packers (20.8)

Week 6 NFL rookie leaders (offense)- 1st down + TD receptions: Germie Bernard, Steelers (5) YAC: Bernard (68) Highest QB rating when targeted: Omar Cooper Jr., Jets (158.3) Contested catches: Carnell Tate, Titans (2) Yards per route run: Deion Burks, Colts (5.13)

Rushing yards after contact: Mike Washington Jr., Raiders (31) Fewest pressures allowed (Min. 30 PBlock snaps): Markel Bell, Eagles/Caleb Lomu, Patriots (0)

An NFL rookie to watch on each team for MNF Commanders: Sonny Styles, LB (1st round) - One of five rookies with 6+ pressures and 9+ defensive stops - Leads Commanders in run stops (6)

10 eligible 2027 NFL Draft prospects on defense that I thought stood out in Week 7: Colin Simmons, Texas Jordan Ross, LSU Mi'Quise Humphrey-Grace, Kentucky Amare Ferrell, Indiana AJ Holmes Jr., Texas Tech Cade Uluave, BYU Tyree Weathersby, Tennessee Jaylen McClain, Ohio State

10 eligible 2027 NFL Draft prospects on offense that I thought stood out in Week 7: Charlie Becker, Indiana KJ Duff, Rutgers DeSean Bishop, Tennessee J'Koby Williams, Texas Tech Amare Thomas, Houston Jackson Harris, LSU Drew Azzopardi, Washington Que'Sean Brown, Virginia Tech

An NFL rookie to watch on each team for SNF Packers: Dani Dennis-Sutton, EDGE (4th round) - Sixth-most pressures among rookies (9) - Three pressures, three defensive stops in Week 5

Cowboys: Jaishawn Barham, LB (3rd round) - Second-most defensive stops among rookies in Week 5 (6) - Third among all rookies in defensive stops (19)

Top NFL rookie matchups to watch for today: Max Iheanachor, OT, Steelers vs. Rueben Bain Jr., EDGE, Buccaneers Makai Lemon, WR, Eagles vs. Will Lee III, CB, Panthers Spencer Fano, OT, Browns vs. Zion Young, EDGE, Ravens Travis Burke, OT, Chargers vs. R Mason Thomas, EDGE, Chiefs

Jake Slaughter, IOL, Chargers vs. Peter Woods, IDL, Chiefs Caleb Lomu, OT, Patriots vs. David Bailey, EDGE, Jets Germie Bernard, WR, Steelers vs. Keionte Scott, CB, Buccaneers Ted Hurst III, WR, Buccaneers vs. Daylen Everette, CB, Steelers

KC Concepcion, WR, Browns vs. Chandler Rivers, CB, Ravens Skyler Bell, WR, Bills vs. Hezekiah Masses, CB, Raiders Seth McGowan, RB, Colts vs. Anthony Hill Jr., LB, Titans Zavion Thomas, WR, Bears vs. Avieon Terrell, CB, Falcons

College football Week 7 superlatives Top QB: Bear Bachmeier, BYU/Conner Weigman, Houston Top playmaker: Malachi Toney, Miami/DeSean Bishop, Tennessee Top defender: Jay Timmons, Ohio State/Jordan Ross, LSU Top OL: Texas Tech

Top transfer (offense): Gio Lopez, Wake Forest/Michael Hawkins Jr., West Virginia Top transfer (defense): Cade Uluave, BYU/Tobi Osunsanmi, Indiana Top G6 player (offense): Torrance Burgess Jr. + Texas State OL Top G6 player (defense): Marlin Dean, UAB/Andrew Zock, Toledo

Top sophomore: Elijah Melendez, Auburn/Tramell Jones Jr., Florida Top freshman: Jesse Legree, Oregon State/Dominick Barry, Wake Forest Weekday Warrior: Drew Azzopardi/Alex McLaughlin, Washington Coordinators who cooked: Aaron Roderick, BYU/Colin Hitschler, UCLA

An NFL rookie to watch on each team this morning Jaguars: Josh Cameron, WR (6th round) - Leads all rookies in yards per route run (2.85) - Had just 1 drop and 16 contested catches (eighth-most in the country) at Baylor last season

Gio Lopez has made Wake Forest’s offense one of the funnest in the country. Already up 14-0 on Cal. The Demon Deacons came into today leading the country in net EPA per play on offense.

Florida State’s Duce Robinson goes 75 yards to tie the game back up with Miami. Wins off the line, stacks the DB, and then lets that 6’6, 230 frame do the rest to shed the tackle. Robinson has over 1,300 receiving yards since the start of last season.

Kentucky’s Mi’Quise Humphrey-Grace is one of the most underrated defenders in the country. Huge third down sack with the rip-n-dip. He began his career at South Dakota and leads Kentucky in pressures this season (18). Sunday player.

Houston’s Amare Thomas has made some splashy plays tonight. First made an unbelievable adjustment for a TD and now this huge YAC play. Thomas has 18 TD catches and over 650 YAC since the start of last season

Bear Bachmeier is like some legendary old-school QB from the 1920s your grandpa tells you about that you half don’t believe him is real. “Let me tell your the story of a QB named Bear who wore #47, trucked linebackers, caught touchdowns, and played guitar with his brother Tiger”