College Football Week 1 is in the books, and in this episode of Daft or Draft, we dive into all the biggest NFL Draft overreactions and hot takes from opening weekend! From breakout performances to disappointing starts, we’re breaking down what matters and what’s just hype when it comes to the 2026 NFL Draft and beyond. Who might already be falling down NFL Draft boards after Week 1?

We’ll separate fact from fiction and give you the best college football Week 1 takeaways with an NFL Draft scouting lens. Whether it’s quarterbacks making early statements, offensive linemen struggling out of the gate, or defensive playmakers establishing dominance, every snap matters when it comes to projecting the next wave of NFL talent.

The 2026 NFL Draft conversation is heating up, and in this episode of Mock Draft Madness we dive into the biggest quarterback storyline of the early season: LaNorris Sellers vs. Garrett Nussmeier for the No. 1 overall pick. South Carolina’s dynamic QB LaNorris Sellers has flashed elite upside with his arm talent, athleticism, and leadership, while LSU’s Garrett Nussmeier continues to make waves as one of the most polished and pro-ready quarterbacks in college football. Who has the edge right now, and what do NFL scouts value most as these two battle to be the top pick in the 2026 NFL Draft?

The 2026 NFL Draft stock watch is already shifting after Week 1 of the college football season. In this episode, we break down two of the biggest storylines: UCLA quarterback Dante Moore and Iowa offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor. Dante Moore showed poise, arm strength, and flashes of NFL-level talent that have scouts taking notice, and his name is officially on the NFL Draft radar as a potential riser in the 2026 quarterback class. On the other hand, former five-star left tackle Kadyn Proctor struggled in his opener, raising questions about his development, consistency, and whether his stock may start trending downward as the season approaches.

Beyond Moore and Proctor, we also look at other NFL Draft risers and fallers across college football, including young quarterbacks, offensive linemen, and impact defenders who are already shaping the 2026 draft class. Each week we’ll be tracking performances that move the needle for NFL Draft prospects and identifying which players are climbing up boards — and which ones may be slipping.