The Cincinnati Bengals added another linebacker ahead of the 2026 NFL season, though questions still remain at the position.

Cincinnati Bengals Sign Linebacker, Bolster Defense With Two Roster Additions

One Linebacker After Another Although nobody inside the facility will tell you this, the Dolphins are rebuilding. Any time you approach an off-season with four pieces of a 53-man puzzle, there’s only one word for it.

The Denver Broncos took Red Murdock with the final pick of the NFL draft, and he's a very different kind of player.

The Atlanta Falcons selected linebacker Harold Perkins Jr. in the 2026 NFL Draft out of LSU in large part because of his versatility.

So, it came as no surprise when the team drafted Ohio State's Sonny Styles to take care of their linebacker needs. More sports news: Patrick Mahomes Could Return to Chiefs Way Earlier Than Expected Ben Solak of ESPN approves of the pick.

New Denver Broncos linebacker Red Murdock agreed to terms on a four-year rookie contract on Tuesday. The news was first reported by 850 KOA's Benjamin Albright. Murdock's contract is worth $4.503 million with a $122,000 signing bonus.

They added players like Dexter Lawrence and Boye Mafe to their defensive line. Lawrence may be the best player on the Bengals defense. He's a stud in the middle of the defensive line and should bolster the Bengals' last-place run defense. Mafe is also a good addition as an edge rusher to the defensive line.

With the Razobacks, Worth entered his senior year as a defensive back. During fall camp, Worth was playing the “Hog” position as well as boundary safety. Both of those are more hybrid-type positions than a true linebacker or safety. In 2024, Worth played both linebacker and safety.