The Atlanta Falcons signed 14 undrafted free agents from the 2026 NFL Draft class ahead of rookie minicamp. These players face a challenging path to secure a spot on the 53-man roster.
The Atlanta Falcons signed 14 undrafted free agents from the 2026 NFL Draft class just in time for the start of rookie minicamp on Friday. While these UDFA signings have a tough road ahead when it comes to making the 53-man roster, we see it happen almost every year.
The Falcons have received contributions from several former undrafted players over the last few seasons, including starting center Ryan Neuzil, cornerback Dee Alford (now with the Bills), and wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus. Since Atlanta doesn't have a ton of depth, we wouldn't be surprised if more than one UDFA makes the team in 2026.
Falcons UDFA signings: QB Jack Strand, RB Cash Jones, WR Vinny Anthony II, WR Le’Meke Brockington, WR Keelan Marion, OL Riley Mahlman, OL James Brockermeyer, OL Kam Dewberry, TE Jack Velling, TE Brandon Frazier, DL CJ Nunnally IV, DT Carlos Allen Jr., CB Malcolm DeWalt, LS Philip Florenzo.
Watch highlights from the Falcons' 2026 undrafted free agent class, as shared by the team's social media account below.
The Falcons will continue their rookie minicamp over the weekend before wrapping things up on Sunday. Atlanta has signed four out of six members of its rookie draft class, although we expect second-round pick Avieon Terrell and sixth-round pick Anterio Thompson to sign their deals soon.
This article originally appeared on Falcons Wire: Atlanta Falcons UDFA class: Highlights of each player
The Falcons signed 14 undrafted free agents, including QB Jack Strand, RB Cash Jones, and WR Vinny Anthony II.
Undrafted free agents have historically contributed to the Falcons, with players like Ryan Neuzil and Dee Alford finding success on the team.
While it varies each year, the Falcons could see more than one undrafted free agent make the 53-man roster in 2026 due to their lack of depth.
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