Merrimack Owns the League
Merrimack does not just top the FCS Independents preseason all-conference team, it fills the entire thing, claiming all 18 selections. AJ Hairston headlines the offense as the triggerman for a group that also lands Brendon Wyatt and DeMarcus McElroy in the backfield with Seth Sweitzer, Austin Palmer, Jalen McDonald and Kyle Doney rounding out the skill spots. The defense is just as monopolized, with Bryce Warrick, Cidney Johnson, Logan Graham and Dwayne Green Jr. up front, DJ Frazier, Markeith Hogan, Rajahn Cooper and Jacob Wilson at linebacker, and Kamden Wyatt, Crawford Cantave and Juice Ricks in the secondary. A sweep this complete says less about league-wide balance than about the absence of it, this is a one-program conference on paper.
Merrimack's total takeover
There is no debate about where the FCS Independents' talent lives in 2026: Merrimack sits atop every single position room, all 7 of 7, an almost unheard-of sweep for a one-team ranking exercise. AJ Hairston tops the quarterback group, Brendon Wyatt the backs, and Seth Sweitzer the receivers, with Kyle Doney at tight end giving the offense returning production at every skill spot. On defense, Bryce Warrick anchors the line, DJ Frazier the linebackers and Kamden Wyatt the secondary, meaning Merrimack does not just have the league's best players, it has the league's most experienced ones at every level of the roster. For a conference this thin, that kind of across-the-board continuity is not just an edge, it is effectively the whole story of who returns anybody worth naming.