Bengals sign 2026 undrafted free agents, including a surprising name with intrigue ✨🏈

The Cincinnati Bengals have officially signed 10 undrafted free agents (UDFA) for the 2026 offseason, with Montana’s Liam Brown highlighted for his versatility on the offensive line. Brown’s multi-position experience at Montana—snapping at four of five offensive line spots—suggests he can contribute in multiple roles during the preseason.

The UDFA cohort includes:
– Liam Brown (G, Montana)
– Kentrel Bullock (RB, South Alabama)
– Jack Dingle (LB, Cincinnati)
– Eric Gentry (LB, USC)
– Jamal Haynes (RB, Georgia Tech)
– Christian Jones (OT, San Diego State)
– Josh Kattus (TE, Kentucky)
– Corey Robinson II (OT, Arkansas)
– Noah Thomas (WR, Georgia)
– Ceyair Wright (CB, Nebraska)

Additional notes:
– Nine of the 10 signings were reported shortly after the draft; Brown’s signing was newly announced.
– Dingle and Gentry join a linebacking corps that now numbers eight, signaling a focused build at that position.
– Christian Jones received a notable $50,000 signing bonus, among the largest for the Bengals’ UDFA class, reflecting his two-year start at left tackle for San Diego State.
– Kattus is the son of former Bengals tight end Eric Kattus, linking him to a Bengal legacy and local roots.

Key takeaways:
– The Bengals’ 2026 UDFA class emphasizes offensive line and linebacker depth, with Brown’s versatility a standout asset.
– Several signings bring experience from notable programs, suggesting potential for immediate preseason contributions.
– Signing bonuses and family ties add context to how these UDFA deals are structured and valued within the team’s strategic plans.