The 2026 East-West Shrine Bowl took place in Frisco, Texas, with practice sessions highlighting top college football prospects aiming for the NFL Draft. Day 3 featured intense practices, with standout players including tight ends Eli Raridon (Notre Dame) and Jack Endries (Texas), who impressed as two-way tight ends, and Lake McRee (USC), who emerged as a key target. Defensive players like Louisiana-Lafayette linebacker Jaden Dugger and LSU linebacker Harold Perkins showcased athleticism and versatility, with Perkins displaying potential as both an off-ball linebacker and edge rusher. Defensive tackles Tyler Onyedim (Texas A&M) and Landon Robinson (Navy) impressed with their quickness and disruptive ability. The event also highlighted promising offensive players such as Eli Heidenreich (Navy) and Anthony Smith (East Carolina). The game will be broadcast on NFL Network, with prospects like Alabama’s Domani Jackson and Cincinnati’s Dontay Corleone among those to watch. The Shrine Bowl continues to serve as a crucial platform for NFL scouts to evaluate draft-ready talent, with notable alumni like Tom Brady and Lawrence Taylor. The event also features coaching from NFL staff, including Dallas Cowboys’ coaches, and will honor inductees into the Shrine Bowl Hall of Fame, including Daryl Johnston.