What channel is the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl on today? Time, rosters & top 2023 NFL Draft prospects to know

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One of several college football showcases on tap ahead of NFL draft season, Saturday will feature the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl, in which college football all-stars square off on teams coached by Eddie George and Jeff Fisher.

Following the Collegiate Bowl are the higher-profile East-West Shrine Bowl and, of course, the Senior Bowl, but the Collegiate Bowl is for players who still have something to prove after the season.

The Collegiate Bowl is played in Pasadena, California, and has players from all levels, whether they hail from the Power 5, Group of Five, or Division II.

MORE: Watch the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl live on fuboTV (free trial)

The players are coming off three days of practices, so a lot of the hard work is done. Now it comes down to playing the game itself.

What time is the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl 2023?

  • Date: Saturday, Jan. 28
  • Time: 6 p.m. ET

The 11th edition of the Collegiate Bowl is scheduled to take place at 6 p.m. ET.

This game will be hosted at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, meaning it will kick off at 3 p.m. local time.

What channel is the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl on?

  • TV channel: NFL Network
  • Live stream: NFL.com, fuboTV

The Collegiate Bowl will be broadcast on NFL Network, which can also be live streamed on fuboTV, which offers a free trial.

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NFLPA Collegiate Bowl 2023 rosters

National

Name Position School
Jayson Ademilola DT Notre Dame
Alan Ali OC/G TCU
Calvin Avery DT Illinois
Zaire Barnes LB Western Michigan
Micah Baskerville LB LSU
Jahleel Billingsly TE Texas
Isaiah Bolden CB Jackson State
Ronnie Brown RB Shepherd
LaTrell Bumphus DE Tennessee
Malachi Carter WR Georgia Tech
Todd Centeio QB James Madison
Macon Clark S Tulane
Jeremy Cooper G Cincinnati
Brandon Council G/T Auburn
Jonathan Cruz K Mississippi
Malik Cunningham QB Louisville
Emari Demercado RB TCU
Dillon Doyle LB Baylor
Silas Dzansi T/G Virginia Tech
Bailey Edwards WR Albion College
Michael Ezeike TE UCLA
Joey Fisher T/G Shepherd
Noah Gindorff TE North Dakota State
Dalton Godfrey LS South Dakota
Jalen Green S Mississippi State
Taylor Grimes WR Incarnate Word
Jovaughn Gwyn OG South Carolina
Malik Hamm LB Lafayette
Keilahn Harris WR Oklahoma Baptist
Louis Hedley P Miami (FL)
James Jackson OC South Alabama
Demontrey Jacbos T South Florida
Jaray Jenkins WR LSU
Nash Jensen G North Dakota State
Anthony Johnson S/CB Iowa State
Braydon Johnson WR Oklahoma State
Steven Jones Jr. CB Appalachian State
Adrian Martinez QB Kansas State
Corey Mayfield CB UT-San Antonio
Krishon Merriweather LB Texas Tech
Mark Milton CB Baylor
Durell Nchami DE Maryland
Joseph Ngata WR Clemson
Kyle Patterson TE Air Force
Jimmy Phillips Jr. LB SMU
Jordon Riley DT Oregon
Thomas Rush OLB Minnesota
Brady Russell TE/LS Colorado
DJ Scaife Jr. T/G Miami (FL)
Ben Sims TE Baylor
Jacob Slade DT Michigan State
Keidron Smith CB Kentucky
Ameer Speed CB Michigan State
George Tarlas DE Boise State
Jason Taylor II S Oklahoma State
Brycen Tremayne WR Stanford
Zeke Vanderburgh OLB Illinois State
John Waggoner DE Iowa
Emanuel Wilson RB Fort Valley State
Jordan Wright LB Kentucky
Owen Wright RB Monmouth

American

Name Position School
Mitchell Agude OLB Miami (FL)
Holton Ahlers QB East Carolina
Deslin Alexandre DE Pittsburgh
Daniel Arias WR Colorado
Kemari Averett TE Bethune-Cookman
Michael Ayers LB Ashland University
Kivon Bennett OLB Arkansas State
Nico Bolden S Kent State
Jason Brownlee WR Southern Mississippi
Randy Charlton DE Mississippi State
Sean Clifford QB Penn State
C.J. Coldon CB Oklahoma
Trevor Downing C/G Iowa State
Collin Duncan S Mississippi State
Cory Durden DT North Carolina State
Ayinde Eley LB Georgia Tech
Darrious Gaines CB Western Colorado
Jon Gaines II G/C UCLA
Xavier Gipson WR Stephen F. Austin
Darius Hagans RB Virginia State
Trevor Harmanson LB UT San Antonio
Kaleb Hayes CB BYU
Malik Heath WR Mississippi
Noah Henderson T East Carolina
Cooper Hodges T/G Appalachian State
Eli Huggins DT Kansas State
Keenan Isaac CB Alabama State
DJ Ivey CB Miami (FL)
Durrell Johnson OLB Liberty
Quindell Johnson S Memphis
Jeffery Johnson DT Oklahoma
C.J. Johnson WR East Carolina
Mikel Jones LB Syracuse
Brandon Kipper G/T Oregon State
Malik Knowles WR Kansas State
Harris LaChance T/G BYU
Johnny Lumpkin TE Louisiana
Ahofitu Maka OC UT-San Antonio
Tashawn Manning G Kentucky
Marte Mapu LB Sacramento State
Justin Marshall WR University of Buffalo
Scott Matlock DT Boise State
Camren McDonald TE Florida State
Grant Miller G/C Baylor
Ryan Miller WR Furman
Tyler Murray LB Memphis
Garrett Nelson DE Nebraska
Bijan Nichols K U.S. Naval Academy
Eddie Ogamba K South Dakota
David Perales DE Fresno State
Brad Robbins P Michigan
Lindsey Scott QB Incarnate Word
Christian Sims TE Bowling Green State
Chris Smith II RB Louisiana
Robert Soderholm LS VMI
Cheikhe "Sidy" Sow G/T Eastern Michigan
Austin Stidham T Troy
Titus Swen RB Wyoming
Ryan Swoboda T Central Florida
SaRodorick Thompson RB Texas Tech
Mitchell Tinsley WR Penn State
Quavian White CB Georgia State
Kendall Williamson S Stanford

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NFLPA Collegiate Bowl 2023 players to watch

Malik Cunningham, Louisville QB

Malik Cunningham drew serious buzz heading into the season, and he was recently invited to the NFL Combine.

The prospect is expected to also play at the Senior Bowl, where he'll undoubtedly get more eyes on him, but this is a good springboard for the Louisville QB. Cunningham didn't play in Louisville's Fenway Bowl to end the year to prepare for life after college football.

A fifth-year senior, Cunningham completed 62 percent of his passes for 1,568 yards and rushed 113 times for 560 yards. He accounted for 20 touchdowns, 12 of them coming on the ground.

Emari Demercado, TCU RB

Michigan fans are already acutely aware of Emari Demercado.

The TCU running back rushed for 150 yards on 17 carries in the Horned Frogs' CFP semifinal win, along with a touchdown.

A longtime backup, Demercado will try to leverage that huge performance into a potential NFL draft pick.

David Perales, Fresno State Edge

Every team in the NFL needs more pass rushing, and David Perales could provide that spark.

To be clear, this is not a comp, but Perales is a high-effort edge rusher who can drop into coverage, much like Aidan Hutchinson, last year's No. 2 overall pick.

Although Perales doesn't have the skillset Hutchinson does, the ability to disguise if you're rushing or dropping is a valuable one to have, and it gives defenses room to flex a player's role. He could be a mid- to late-round find for a team looking for D-line help.

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