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With the 2026 NFL Draft in the books, its time to make bold predictions. Who takes Rookie of the Year honors? Wholl be the biggest steal? Who winds up as the biggest star years down the line? Here are my way-too-early superlatives for the 2026 class: Offensive Rookie of the Year: RB Jeremiyah Love, Arizona Cardinals With quarterback uncertainty and the lack of a true No. 1 wide receiver, the Cardinals could run their offense through Love in Year 1, enabling him to put up monster numbers. The former Notre Dame star is positioned to be Arizonas best offensive player not named Trey McBride. 2026 stats projection: 225 carries for 1,265 yards and 8 TDs; 46 receptions for 398 yards and 3 TDs Defensive Rookie of the Year: DE Rueben Bain Jr., Tampa Bay Buccaneers Bain may have slipped a bit in the first round, but as Tampa Bay's pick at No. 15, he landed in a great situation with a defensive-minded head coach in Todd Bowles. The attention standout nose tackle Vita Vea draws from the interior offensive line could open up advantageous matchups on the edge for Bain. 2026 stats projection: 8.0 sacks, 9 tackles for loss, 1 forced fumble Steal of the draft: TE Eli Stowers, Philadelphia Eagles The athletic Stowers broke the vertical jump record for tight ends at the combine. Last season at Vanderbilt, he won the John Mackey Award as college footballs top tight end in just his third year playing the position. His growth could be exponential in Philly, where hes positioned to be Dallas Goederts successor. 2026 stats projection: 36 receptions for 387 yards and 3 TDs QB1 in five years: Fernando Mendoza, Las Vegas Raiders At least for now, Mendozas only challenger for this spot appears to be Ty Simpson, who the Rams picked as Matthew Stafford's eventual successor. Not only does the No. 1 overall pick have the edge in physical traits and clutch performances, but his well-documented mindset makes it hard to believe that he wont be at least an average starter. Plus, Mendoza has the greatest quarterback of all time in his corner in Tom Brady, a Raiders minority owner. 2026 stats projection: 62.5% completion rate for 3,744 yards and 18 TDs with 10 INTs Best long-term player: S Caleb Downs, Dallas Cowboys The only knock on Downs is that he plays a position that isnt highly valued in the modern NFL. Widely regarded as a generational talent, Downs has the instincts, intellect, versatility and play demeanor to become one of the leagues top safeties for many years to come. 2026 stats projection: 2 INTs, 11 pass breakups, 94 tackles, 3.0 sacks (Pro Bowl) Biggest rookie breakout: LB Jacob Rodriguez, Miami Dolphins The Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year joins a Dolphins team that has two established off-ball linebackers in Jordyn Brooks and Tyrel Dodson. But Rodriguez's playmaking ability makes him a candidate to be one of the best players on new head coach Jeff Hafleys defense by season's end. Rodriguez recorded 10 forced fumbles, 21.5 tackles for loss, five interceptions and 10 pass breakups over his last two seasons at Texas Tech. 2026 stats projection: 77 tackles, 2 INT, 3 PBUs, FF Most pro ready: G Vega Ioane, Baltimore Ravens The 14th overall pick, Ioane could be one of the Ravens best offensive linemen from Day 1. He made 32 starts for Penn State at left guard. 2026 stats projection: 17 starts at LG Highest upside: CB Jermod McCoy, Las Vegas Raiders McCoy is a mid-first round talent who fell into the fourth round after missing the 2025 season with a torn ACL. If hes healthy, the former Tennessee star has the potential to be a playmaking CB1 in the NFL. 2026 stats projection: INT, 4 PBUs, 29 tackles (10 games) Top playmaker: WR Carnell Tate, Tennessee Titans Now out of the shadow of Ohio States Jeremiah Smith, Tate is positioned to fully show what hes capable of as a WR1 at the NFL level. His contested catching ability, ball-tracking skills and route-running efficiency will make him a friendly and a high-volume target for Titans quarterback Cam Ward. 2026 stats projection: 61 receptions for 896 yards and 7 TDs Best fit: OL Keylan Rutledge, Houston Texans The Texans have desperately needed to stabilize their offensive line for QB C.J. Stroud, and Rutledge who made 43 starts at right guard in his college career slots in at one of Houstons guard spots. Rutledge posted the top athletic score for guards at the NFL Combine, according to Next Gen Stats, which will serve him in both pass protection and the run game. 2026 stats projection: 15 starts at LG

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Week 1 of the Michigan Girls High School Flag Football League is in the books!Sports reporter Brandon Folsom is here to rank each team from the Hometown Life coverage area and explain why. Reminder:HTL covers teams in Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Canton, Commerce Twp., Farmington, Farmington Hills, Garden City, Livonia, Milford, Northville, Novi, Plymouth, Redford, South Lyon, Wayne, Walled Lake, Westland, White Lake and Wixom.Folsoms top 11 after Week 11. Redford Union (1-0; Last week: 32-0 win vs. Detroit Cody)Just as impressive as watching Ameerah Saba throw for 134 yards and two TDs and rush for another 53 yards and a score in the driving rain was coach Jon Ghazals defense. It starts up front with rusher Dalilah Brents, whose speed to the QB allows veteran defensive backs Amaya Tigney and Raven Ghee to lock down receivers. Itd be awesome if the Panthers face Orchard Lake St. Marys or Brighton in the playoffs, because those two have arguably the best offenses in the state after Week 1.More: Michigan girls high school flag football Week 1 stat leaders2. P-CEP Prowlers (1-0; Last week: 12-6 win vs. Northville)The referees slowed down the Prowlers offense, leading to a 10-minute powwow at the 14-yard line between officials, coaches and Canton athletic director Tiffany Roberts to check the rule book and confirm whether P-CEP could huddle on the sideline instead of in the backfield, where officials initially wanted it. Fortunately, the defense stepped up while the offense worked to find its groove after the weird, momentum-crushing delay.3. Redford Thurston (2-0; Last week: 12-0 win vs. Detroit CMA, 20-0 win vs. Detroit Renaissance)The rain couldnt slow down the Eagles from picking up two wins in their program debut. In Year 1, they look ahead of the curve, a hat tip to their veteran coaching staff, which includes varsity football coach William Coach Webb Webster. Every negative play Thurston had, the coaching staff straightened it out the next time they lined up. The Eagles face rival RU in Week 2, with the league title likely on the line. Itll be exciting to see how their top players, such as QB Rayanna Lewis, running backs Angel Henderson and Mariya Plata and cornerback Taylor Kinney, perform against some of the best players in the state.4. Bloomfield Hills (1-0; Last week: 31-0 win vs. Rochester Community Schools)The Black Hawks got it done through the air Eva Kontos threw two TD passes and a one-point conversion on the ground, as Milan Thai-Tang rushed for two TDs, and on defense, where Faith VanNorwick returned an interception for a score. It added up to a shutout and the programs first victory.5. Westland John Glenn (1-0; Last week: 7-6 win vs. Belleville)Bayley Wisely (112 yards receiving, 33 yards and one TD rushing) and Amiya Handy (177 yards) came through in the clutch, connecting on a late TD to earn a hard-fought win against KLAA-East rival Belleville in the driving rain.6. Wayne Memorial (1-0; Last week: 6-0 win vs. Detroit UPrep)Laylah Brown punched in the winning TD to secure the Zebras first victory in program history, while the defense led by Nyema Johnson (four flag pulls), Capri Easley (three) and Teira Rucker (interception) did enough to preserve the shutout. Their Week 2 matchup against rival Westland John Glenn will be must-see action.More: MVPs from Week 1 of the Michigan girls flag football season7. Northville (0-1; Last week: 12-6 loss at P-CEP)It took a half for the Mustangs to settle in, but they made it a game after halftime and kept P-CEP on its toes until the final whistle. Brooke Schabel stood out, catching six passes for 65 yards, most coming on crossing routes underneath and in the flats. Elise Tappy also looked sharp and scored Northvilles late TD.8. Birmingham Groves (0-1; Last week: 12-0 loss to Clawson)The Falcons lost to one of the most veteran teams in the state. Clawson returned nearly every key starter from last season, including QB Brennan Gough, receivers Elaina McDonald and Lily Buchler and running back Grace Fisher. The Trojans are also coached by Novi varsity football coach Jim Sparks, whose teams always put up big numbers through the air. This is probably a rebuilding season for Groves, but thats OK. QB Kelko Buskin is only a junior, and the more time she gets with her new receivers, the better shell be next spring.9. North Farmington (1-0; Last week: 26-20 win at Farmington)You could tell the Raiders havent had as much time together to practice and scrimmage as most teams in metro Detroit, but their veterans still delivered when it mattered. Jasmyn Hudson ran hard and played tough defense, while Summer Williams returned an interception for a TD and added a game-winning 66-yard TD catch. Theyre good, but Brighton and Orchard Lake St. Marys will be major tests.10. Farmington (0-2; Last week: 60-13 loss vs. Orchard Lake St. Marys, 26-20 loss vs. North Farmington)The Falcons were missing several players and their head coach, but still produced a few highlights, considering their acting head coach was junior football player Newton Brown. They scored two late TDs against St. Marys, arguably one of the best teams in Michigan, and led 20-12 against rival North until the wheels fell off late and the defense allowed Williams to race 66 yards for the winning score.11. Novi (0-1; Last week: 38-0 loss vs. Brighton)The shorthanded Wildcats ran into the buzzsaw that is state power Brighton. Assistant Ty Sparks did his best to keep them competitive in their program debut. Even better, his special assistant for the game was his dad, Novi varsity football coach Jim Sparks, who stopped by Farmington to help before heading to Madison Heights Bishop Foley to coach his flag team, Clawson, against Groves later that night.Brandon Folsom covers high school sports in metro Detroit for Hometown Life. Follow him on his new X.com account at @folsomwrites.This article originally appeared on Hometownlife.com: Michigan girls flag football rankings after Week 1

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