The Missouri Tigers are welcoming place-kicking transfer Brunno Reus to the program this season. Reus is a three-star transfer, according to 247Sports, who comes to Missouri from Florida State.
Curtis Peagler's road to becoming the starting right guard for the Missouri Tigers is becoming increasingly uncommon across college football. The "late bloomer" played a total of three games for the Tigers in his first three seasons and instead of entering the transfer portal, he stayed with Missouri ahead of 2025.
Ahmad Hardy and Cayden Green haven't played a snap of football since December, but they've both spent the months since racking up accolades. Both Tigers were named Associated Press preseason All-Americans on Tuesday — Hardy on the first team and Green on the second.
The Missouri Tigers, along with the entireity of college football, are inching closer to Week 1. With less than three weeks to go, one of the Tigers' deepest rooms is at cornerback, a unit filled with former starters and a variety of transfer experience.
Brett Norfleet is entering his fourth season as the starting tight end for the Missouri Tigers, but he didn't just get there on his own accord. Help from teammates and coaches are a given for any football player, but off the field, Norfleet has personally developed with fellow tight end Jordon Harris.
When examining what exactly went wrong in Missouri's 2025 season, many will point toward the injuries and subsequent struggling play at quarterback. They'd be right, but the second-biggest downfall was the Tigers' kicking.
When Missouri's starting kicker Blake Craig tore his ACL during Week 1 last season, the Tigers special teams immediately took a hit. Missouri had to rely on freshman kicker Robert Meyer for the majority of the season, after a record-breaking year from Craig.
The Missouri offense is welcoming Austin Simmons, a quarterback transfer from the University of Mississippi. It didn’t take long for Simmons to earn the starting spot for the Tigers.
By the end of his 2025 freshman season, defensive end Daeden Hopkins had emerged as a clear breakout candidate for Missouri football. After logging 31 total snaps across three nonconference games, Hopkins sat until Missouri's matchup against Mississippi State, where he logged four tackles and one sack in 21 snaps.
Life for Missouri's right tackle in 2026 won't exactly be smooth-sailing. Whoever wins the job will have to face top-tier edge rushers on a weekly basis, blindside block for starting quarterback Austin Simmons and fill the massive shoes left by All-American, NFL Draft Pick Keagen Trost.
Welcome to "The Read Option," a series featuring Missouri On SI's beat reporters providing analysis or intel on the Tigers. Missouri's starting wide receivers are practically set ahead of the 2026 season, but the depth chart leaves a wide variety of possibilities off the bench.
Welcome to "The Read Option," a series featuring Missouri On SI's beat reporters providing analysis or intel on the Tigers. When any special teams unit is mentioned, the players brought up are typically the kicker, punter or return specialist.
Last season Missouri played four major conference opponents in its nonconference schedule and just two of them ended the season with a winning record. The Tigers have seven games against major conference opponents in the 2026-27 season and six of the seven had a winning record last season.
Welcome to "The Read Option," a series featuring Missouri On SI's beat reporters providing analysis or intel on the Tigers. The Missouri Tigers offense is welcoming multiple transfers this season.
Former Missouri defensive lineman Sterling Webb has been granted a temporary restraining order that makes him eligible for the 2026 college football season, per Eli Hoff and Katie Kull of the St.
Welcome to "The Read Option," a series featuring Missouri On SI's beat reporters providing analysis or intel on the Tigers. The Missouri Tigers have 15 new defensive transfers entering the season, hoping to make an impact across the defense.
Welcome to "The Read Option," a series featuring Missouri On SI's beat reporters providing analysis or intel on the Tigers. Missouri's most explosive defensive unit last season was the edge rusher room.
A poll of media credentialed at SEC Media Days voted on conference standings predictions and preseason All-SEC First Team. Here's where Mizzou landed on both fronts.
Missouri quarterback Matt Zollers was thrown into the starting role as a true freshman last season after injuries impacted the Tigers' quarterback room.
Missouri linebacker Nicholas Rodriguez had quite the strong end to his 2025 sophomore season, logging five or more tackles in each of his last five games, including a 15-tackle performance in the season-finale Gator Bowl against Virginia, which was the highest amount of tackles in a single game by any Tiger in 2025.
The status of star running back Ahmad Hardy remains one of the Missouri Tigers' biggest questions heading into the 2026 season after the back suffered a gunshot wound in May.
The Florida Gators have picked up a massive commitment, especially when considering the circumstances.
The Miami Hurricanes lost some key players: Quarterback Carson Beck, OT Francis Mauigoa and DE Rueben Bain Jr. Can they recover from those losses to have a successful 2026 season?
If the Missouri Tigers want to remain competitive in the loaded SEC, Eli Drinkwitz and his staff will have to be diligent on the recruiting trail and in the transfer portal.
The New England Patriots will have the No. 31 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Missouri Tigers did not feel the need to wait until fall camp to name their starting quarterback for the 2026 season. And they haven't.
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