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63 Bulldogs On NFL Rosters To Start 2026 Season
September 02, 2026 | Football
ATHENS, Ga. – A total of 63 former Bulldogs made NFL rosters as organizations finalized their initial 53-man rosters and practice squads for the upcoming 2026 season as of Wednesday, Sept. 2.
Former Bulldogs will look to extend Georgia's remarkable run of Super Bowl representation, as at least one Georgia alumnus has appeared in each of the last 25 Super Bowls. The streak stands as the longest active stretch in college football and is just one year away from matching Nebraska's record of 26 consecutive Super Bowls from 1994-2019.
Jared Wilson carried Georgia's presence into Super Bowl LX last season with the New England Patriots. He is slated to be the lone Bulldog in action when the NFL season kicks off Sept. 9, as New England faces the Seattle Seahawks in a Super Bowl rematch. Incidentally, the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks are led by Mike Macdonald, a Georgia graduate who served under Bulldog head coach Mark Richt as a student assistant, graduate assistant and defensive quality control coach while earning a master's degree. Also, free agent running back Kenny McIntosh was a member of last year's Super Bowl champions too.
Aside from on-the-field success, Georgia continues to set the standard in NFL talent production, with 70 players drafted since 2020, which leads all of college football in that span. Most recently, Georgia had eight players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, which was fourth amongst all college football programs, tied with Indiana and Penn State.
A list of all former Bulldogs on NFL rosters is compiled below.
Zachariah Branch, WR Atlanta
*Cash Jones, RB Atlanta
+Jalon Walker, DE Atlanta
Charlie Woerner, TE Atlanta
John Jenkins, DT Baltimore
Nick Moore, SN Baltimore
Roquan Smith, LB Baltimore
Malaki Starks, S Baltimore
James Cook, RB Buffalo
+Trevor Etienne, RB Carolina
Monroe Freeling, OT Carolina
Beau Gardner, SN Chicago
D'Andre Swift, RB Chicago
Dylan Fairchild, OL Cincinnati
*Kendall Milton, RB Cincinnati
Amarius Mims, OL Cincinnati
*Noah Thomas, WR Cincinnati
Colbie Young, WR Cincinnati
Tyson Campbell, DB Cleveland
Broderick Jones, OL Dallas
*Derion Kendrick, DB Dallas
George Pickens, WR Dallas
*Dominic Lovett, WR Detroit
Tate Ratledge, OL Detroit
Warren Brinson, DT Green Bay
Javon Bullard, DB Green Bay
Devonte Wyatt, DL Green Bay
Kamari Lassiter, CB Houston
CJ Allen, LB Indianapolis
Sedrick Van Pran-Granger, C Indianapolis
Travon Walker, DL Jacksonville
Brock Bowers, TE Las Vegas
Nakobe Dean, LB Las Vegas
Eric Stokes, CB Las Vegas
Quay Walker, LB Las Vegas
Ladd McConkey, WR L.A. Chargers
Stetson Bennett, QB L.A Rams
Warren McClendon, OL L.A. Rams
Matthew Stafford, QB L.A. Rams
Robert Beal, DL Miami
Malik Herring, DE Miami
*Dillon Bell, WR Minnesota
Chaz Chambliss, LB Minnesota
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, DL Minnesota
Brett Thorson, P Minnesota
Ben Yurosek, TE Minnesota
Jared Wilson, OL New England
Oscar Delp, TE New Orleans
Christen Miller, DL New Orleans
*Zamir White, RB New Orleans
Andrew Thomas, OL N.Y. Giants
Arian Smith, WR N.Y. Jets
Jalen Carter, DT Philadelphia
Jordan Davis, DT Philadelphia
Smael Mondon, Jr., LB Philadelphia
Micah Morris, G Philadelphia
Kelee Ringo, CB Philadelphia
Nolan Smith Jr., LB Philadelphia
Daylen Everette, CB Pittsburgh
Darnell Washington, TE Pittsburgh
+Mykel Williams, DE San Francisco
Tykee Smith, S Tampa Bay
Nazir Stackhouse, DL Tennessee
As of Sept. 2, 2026
*practice squad; +injured reserve
-NFL Teams can elevate a practice squad player for a game up to three times during the regular season. After the third time, they'd have to be signed to the 53-man roster to play in a game.
-Practice squad players can be signed to another team's active roster, but they cannot move to another team's practice squad.
Former Bulldogs will look to extend Georgia's remarkable run of Super Bowl representation, as at least one Georgia alumnus has appeared in each of the last 25 Super Bowls. The streak stands as the longest active stretch in college football and is just one year away from matching Nebraska's record of 26 consecutive Super Bowls from 1994-2019.
Jared Wilson carried Georgia's presence into Super Bowl LX last season with the New England Patriots. He is slated to be the lone Bulldog in action when the NFL season kicks off Sept. 9, as New England faces the Seattle Seahawks in a Super Bowl rematch. Incidentally, the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks are led by Mike Macdonald, a Georgia graduate who served under Bulldog head coach Mark Richt as a student assistant, graduate assistant and defensive quality control coach while earning a master's degree. Also, free agent running back Kenny McIntosh was a member of last year's Super Bowl champions too.
Aside from on-the-field success, Georgia continues to set the standard in NFL talent production, with 70 players drafted since 2020, which leads all of college football in that span. Most recently, Georgia had eight players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, which was fourth amongst all college football programs, tied with Indiana and Penn State.
A list of all former Bulldogs on NFL rosters is compiled below.
Zachariah Branch, WR Atlanta
*Cash Jones, RB Atlanta
+Jalon Walker, DE Atlanta
Charlie Woerner, TE Atlanta
John Jenkins, DT Baltimore
Nick Moore, SN Baltimore
Roquan Smith, LB Baltimore
Malaki Starks, S Baltimore
James Cook, RB Buffalo
+Trevor Etienne, RB Carolina
Monroe Freeling, OT Carolina
Beau Gardner, SN Chicago
D'Andre Swift, RB Chicago
Dylan Fairchild, OL Cincinnati
*Kendall Milton, RB Cincinnati
Amarius Mims, OL Cincinnati
*Noah Thomas, WR Cincinnati
Colbie Young, WR Cincinnati
Tyson Campbell, DB Cleveland
Broderick Jones, OL Dallas
*Derion Kendrick, DB Dallas
George Pickens, WR Dallas
*Dominic Lovett, WR Detroit
Tate Ratledge, OL Detroit
Warren Brinson, DT Green Bay
Javon Bullard, DB Green Bay
Devonte Wyatt, DL Green Bay
Kamari Lassiter, CB Houston
CJ Allen, LB Indianapolis
Sedrick Van Pran-Granger, C Indianapolis
Travon Walker, DL Jacksonville
Brock Bowers, TE Las Vegas
Nakobe Dean, LB Las Vegas
Eric Stokes, CB Las Vegas
Quay Walker, LB Las Vegas
Ladd McConkey, WR L.A. Chargers
Stetson Bennett, QB L.A Rams
Warren McClendon, OL L.A. Rams
Matthew Stafford, QB L.A. Rams
Robert Beal, DL Miami
Malik Herring, DE Miami
*Dillon Bell, WR Minnesota
Chaz Chambliss, LB Minnesota
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, DL Minnesota
Brett Thorson, P Minnesota
Ben Yurosek, TE Minnesota
Jared Wilson, OL New England
Oscar Delp, TE New Orleans
Christen Miller, DL New Orleans
*Zamir White, RB New Orleans
Andrew Thomas, OL N.Y. Giants
Arian Smith, WR N.Y. Jets
Jalen Carter, DT Philadelphia
Jordan Davis, DT Philadelphia
Smael Mondon, Jr., LB Philadelphia
Micah Morris, G Philadelphia
Kelee Ringo, CB Philadelphia
Nolan Smith Jr., LB Philadelphia
Daylen Everette, CB Pittsburgh
Darnell Washington, TE Pittsburgh
+Mykel Williams, DE San Francisco
Tykee Smith, S Tampa Bay
Nazir Stackhouse, DL Tennessee
As of Sept. 2, 2026
*practice squad; +injured reserve
-NFL Teams can elevate a practice squad player for a game up to three times during the regular season. After the third time, they'd have to be signed to the 53-man roster to play in a game.
-Practice squad players can be signed to another team's active roster, but they cannot move to another team's practice squad.
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