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Average Age of Every College Football Team, Ranked (2026)

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By Thomas Leary
| RotoWire Verified
There is a quiet dividing line running through the 2026 college football season, and it has nothing to do with recruiting rankings or preseason polls. It is age. Across all 138 FBS programs, the average roster checks in at just over 20.3 years old -- but the gap between the oldest and youngest teams is wider than a full calendar year, and it says a great deal about how each program is built. At the top sits UTSA, whose roster averages 21.02 years old -- the oldest in the country.
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NFL Bandwagon Fan Rankings 2026: Which Fanbases Only Show Up When Winning?

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By Thomas Leary
| RotoWire Fantasy Football Podcast
Every NFL season, the same pattern plays out. Certain stadiums fill up, certain jerseys fly off the shelves, and certain fanbases suddenly get very loud -- right around the time their team starts winning. Then the losses come, and those same fans go quiet. That is the definition of a fairweather fanbase. And for the first time, RotoWire.com has the data to rank all 32 of them.
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The True Cost of Being a Die-Hard NFL Fan in 2026

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By Thomas Leary
| RotoWire Fantasy Football Podcast
Loving your team has never been free, but the 2026 season puts a hard number on the devotion. A new RotoWire study ranks all 32 NFL fan bases by what it actually costs to follow your team like you mean it -- attending every home game, streaming every road game, and making the pilgrimage to one key away matchup. The gap between the cheapest and priciest fandom is staggering: $3,098 separates the bottom of the table from the top.
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