Navy All-American Bowl to feature multiple commit announcements

The 2026 Navy All-American Bowl returns to San Antonio beginning on Tuesday as All-American recruits from across the country gather in the Alamodome to compete in an exclusive setting.

This year’s Navy All-American Bowl will include six commitments broadcasted live during the NBC broadcast on Saturday, Jan.10. It will also include a closer evaluation of several of the nation’s best 2026 and 2027 recruits in-person as Rivals moves toward its final edition of the 2026 class rankings and gets a jump on the 2027 group.

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Rivals will be on hand for the entire week in San Antonio during multiple drills, practices, combine workouts, and more — culminating with the annual game on Saturday.

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Recruits committing in San Antonio

4-star WR Ja’Hyde Brown (2027)
Contenders: Alabama, Auburn, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Wisconsin
More info: Prediction for Indiana to land 4-star WR

4-star EDGE Taven Epps (2027)
Contenders: Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma, Texas, USC
More info: Four-star edge Taven Epps ready to make pledge at Navy Bowl

3-star S Garyon Hobbs (2027)
Contenders: Indiana, Notre Dame
More info: USC, Indiana, Oklahoma and Vanderbilt closing in on big commitments

4-star TE Korz Loken (2027)
Contenders: Auburn, Indiana, Iowa State, Kansas, Notre Dame, Wisconsin
More info: 4-star TE Korz Loken locks in commitment date and talks top schools

3-star DL Deven Robertson (2027)
Contenders: Mississippi State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Notre Dame, Texas A&M
More info: Oklahoma leads for 2027 DL ahead of announcement

4-star CB Aaryn Washington (2027)
Contenders: Alabama, Nebraska, Ohio State, USC, Washington
More info: USC, Indiana, Oklahoma and Vanderbilt closing in on big commitments

About the Navy All-American Bowl

The Navy All-American Bowl is an annual high school football all-star game held at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Sponsored by the U.S. Navy, it showcases 100 top prospects in an East vs. West format. With over 500 alumni in the NFL, it is one of the nation’s most-watched high school sporting events.