Navy All-American Bowl 2026 Date, TV Schedule, Rosters and Top Recruits

Some of the top high school recruits in football will descend upon San Antonio, Texas on Saturday for the 2026 Navy All-American Bowl.

Past participants at the showcase for the best and brightest of the game's future include Adrian Peterson, Odell Beckham Jr., Eric Berry, Christian McCaffrey, Derrick Henry, and Trevor Lawrence.

Who will have the opportunity to stand out Saturday and, potentially, join those All-Stars in the annals of All-American Bowl history?

Find out in this preview, including viewing information, full rosters, and a look at one of the marquee recruits.

Viewing Information

Date: Saturday, January 10

Time: 1:30 p.m. EST

Where: Alamodome in San Antonio

TV: NBC

Streaming: Peacock

West Roster

Chris Henry Jr. (WR, 2026, committed to Ohio State)

Felix Ojo (OT, 2026, committed to Ohio State)

Ahmad Hudson (TE, 2027)

Tory Pittman III (S, 2027, committed to Nebraska)

Brandon Arrington (WR, 2026, committed to Texas Tech)

Duvay Williams (CB, 2027)

Jaimeon Winfield (DL, 2026, committed to USC)

Jonathan Hatton Jr. (RB, 2026, committed to Oklahoma)

Aaryn Washington (CB, 2027)

Jamarion Carlton (DL, 2026, committed to Texas)

Havon Finney (CB, 2026, committed to LSU)

Taven Epps (LB, 2027)

Titan Davis (DL, 2026, committed to Michigan)

Brandon Lockhart (CB, 2026, committed to USC)

Jake Hildebrand (OT, 2027)

Kayden Dixon-Wyatt (WR, 2026, committed to USC)

Jerquaden Guilford (WR, 2026, committed to Ohio State)

Malakai Lee (OT, 2026, committed to Michigan)

Asharri Charles (EDGE, 2026, committed to Miami)

Vlad Dyakonov (OT, 2026, committed to USC)

Jayden Warren (WR, 2026, committed to Texas A&M)

Jordan Clay (WR, 2026, committed to Washington)

Malachi Zeigler (QB, 2027, committed to SMU)

JD Hill (DL, 2026, committed to Washington)

Kaeden Scott (OT, 2027)

Danny Lang (CB, 2027)

Bryce Gilmore (OT, 2026, committed to Texas Tech)

Madden Williams (WR, 2026, committed to Texas A&M)

Kenneth Simon (LB, 2027)

Ezekiel Ayangbile (DL, 2027)

Trent Mosely (WR, 2026, committed to USC)

John Hebert (RB, 2026 committed to Houston)

S'Vioarean Martin (CB, 2026, committed to Texas Tech)

JJ Bush (LB, 2026, committed to Missouri)

Hakim Frampton (WR, 2027, committed to Texas A&M)

JaMarquis Hudson (LB, 2027)

Carson White (QB, 2027)

Jaxx DeJean (WR, 2027, committed to Iowa)

Adam Bywater (LB, 2026, committed to BYU)

Deven Robertson (DL, 2027)

Corey Dailey (QB, 2026, committed to Pittsburgh)

Davis Seaman (OT, 2027, committed)

Jacob Whitehead (CB, 2027)

JJ Mays (IOL, 2026, committed to Texas Tech)

Caleb Triplett (LB, 2026)

Micah Drescher (K, 2026, committed to Michigan)

Zachary Hays (P, 2026, committed to TCU)

Will Terry (LS, 2026, committed to TCU)

East Roster

Tristen Keys (WR, 2026, committed to Tennessee)

Nick Lennear (WR, 2027)

Luke Wafle (EDGE, 2026, committed to USC)

Sam Greer (OT, 2026, committed to Ohio State)

TJ White (LB, 2026, committed to Tennessee)

Devin Jackson (S, 2026, committed to Oregon)

Joel Wyatt (ATH, 2026, committed to Tennessee)

Trenton Henderson (EDGE, 2026, committed LSU)

Joshua Sam-Epelle (OT, 2027)

Jaden Upshaw (WR, 2027)

Andrew Beard (RB, 2027)

Peter Bourque (QB, 2027, committed to Michigan)

Aaron Gregory (WR, 2026, committed to Texas A&M)

Brayden Rouse (LB, 2026, committed to Tennessee)

Aiden Harris (DL, 2026, committed to South Carolina)

Julian Walker (EDGE, 2026, committed to South Carolina)

Allen Evans (CB, 2027)

Keyshawn Stancil (DL, 2026, committed to Miami)

Deshonne Redeaux (RB, 2026, committed to USC)

Seth Tillman (DL, 2027)

Tristan Givens (EDGE, 2026, committed to Texas A&M)

Danny Odem (CB, 2026, committed to Nebraska)

Jordan Thomas (CB, 2026, committed to Ohio State)

Princeton Owaifo (OT, 2027, committed to Tennessee)

Carter Gooden (EDGE, 2026, committed to Tennessee)

Claude Mpouma (OT, 2026, committed to Nebraska)

Amare Nugent (CB, 2027)

Sean Tatum (IOL, 2027)

Malik Howard (TE, 2027)

Terry Wiggins (LB, 2026, committed to Virginia Tech)

CaDarius McMiller (RB, 2027)

Sequel Patterson (WR, 2026, committed to South Carolina)

Nasir Rankin (ATH, 2026, committed to Illinois)

Lathan Whisenton (RB, 2027)

Monsanna Torbert Jr. (ATH, 2027)

Sean Fox (LB, 2027)

Tate Wallace (LB, 2027)

Briggs Cherry (QB, 2026, committed to Louisville)

Will Mencl (QB, 2027)

Ja'Hyde Brown (WR, 2027)

Reed Ramsier (IOL, 2027)

Mason Joshua (OT, 2027)

Charles Woodson Jr. (S, 2027)

JJ Finch (DL, 2026, committed to Tennessee)

Marcus Jennings (LB, 2027, committed to Pittsburgh)

Tristan Dare (IOL, 2027, committed to Michigan)

Marvin Nguetsop (DL, 2027)

Will Rajecki (RB, 2026)

Alexander Brewer (IOL, 2026, committed to Navy)

Wesley Winn (ATH, 2027, committed to Boston College)

Lucas Tenbrock (P, 2026, committed to Penn State)

Noah Sur (K, 2026, committed to Northwestern)

Trey Serauskis (LS, 2026)

Recruit to Watch: Chris Henry Jr.

The second-generation wide receiver out of Santa Ana, California"has a chance to emerge as an absolute game-wrecker if it all comes together," 247Sports.com's evaluation noted.

The son of the late, former Cincinnati Benglas wide receiver, Henry is a big, physical, fast wide receiver. At 6-foot, 5-inches tall and 201 pounds, he looks the part of an NFL wide receiver, with a pro pedigree to boot.

He makes contested catches and adjusts to make difficult ones. The senior receiver could work on his route running, which has been a weaker part of his game, but that can be taught at the next level.

His biggest issue remains his health.

Henry was bitten by the injury bug throughout his high school career, limiting him to just eight games, 28 receptions, 607 yards, and six touchdowns.

If he can manage to stay healthy, Henry has the potential to be a dominant receiver and a nightmare for opposing teams to defend in tight coverage.

"Has rare traits and if he hits his ceiling, has 1st round NFL Draft upside," the evaluation finished.