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Memo: NCAA defectors can't play in NFL in 2026

ESPN about 3 hours 1 mins read

The NFL, in a memo obtained by ESPN, informed its clubs Wednesday that any player who returns to the college ranks will be prohibited from signing with an NFL team this season.

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