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Best Middle Linebackers

If you want the best middle linebacker in CFB 26, Anthony Hill Jr. at Texas is the 95 OVR answer. Arvell Reese (Ohio State) trails by 1 at 94 OVR, so the top of the board is a real two-way race. By rank 25 you're at 86 OVR (Kam Robinson, Virginia) — that's the floor for an immediate-starter tier-one middle linebacker on a national-championship roster.


The Top 25

Ranked by overall rating at dynasty start (Launch / National Championship). Click a team to open its full dynasty guide.

Best Middle Linebackers in CFB 26: top 25 ranked by overall rating.
#PlayerPosTeamOVR
01Anthony Hill Jr.MLBTexas95
02Arvell ReeseMLBOhio State94
03CJ AllenMLBGeorgia93
04Aiden FisherMLBIndiana92
05Red MurdockMLBBuffalo92
06Bryce BoettcherMLBOregon90
07Jason HendersonMLBOld Dominion90
08Ben RobertsMLBTexas Tech90
09Austin RomaineMLBKansas State90
10Josiah TrotterMLBMissouri90
11Drayk BowenMLBNotre Dame89
12Mac HarrisMLBUSF89
13Whit WeeksMLBLSU89
14Andrew SimpsonMLBNorth Carolina88
15Amare CampbellMLBPenn State87
16Caden FordhamMLBNC State87
17Jordan KwiatkowskiMLBCentral Michigan87
18TJ QuinnMLBLouisville87
19Wade WoodazMLBClemson87
20Jaishawn BarhamMLBMichigan86
21Taye BrownMLBArizona86
22Trent HendrickMLBJames Madison86
23Justin JeffersonMLBAlabama86
24Jesus MachadoMLBHouston86
25Kam RobinsonMLBVirginia86

What the list says

The SEC owns this list with 5 of the top 25. If you're recruiting against the conference, you're recruiting against the position's deepest pool.

14 of the top 25 are seniors. Most of this list disappears in 12 months, so if you're recruiting toward the position, target your Year 1 class for replacements — don't expect to inherit a starter.