Bengals Free Agency Tracker: Extensions, re-signings, new additions, and departures from Cincinnati’s roster
Stay up to date with every free agency decision the Cincinnati Bengals make in 2026.
The Cincinnati Bengals need to get better this offseason, and the first step is adding pieces in free agency.
Cincinnati needs multiple new starters for its defense. Director of player personnel Duke Tobin has heavily hinted at adding defensive linemen to bolster the pass rush, and linebacker and safety are expected to receive notable investments as well.
Things can happen faster than you can keep track of this time of year. Make sure to bookmark this page as it will be updated for the next several weeks when new signings, releases, trades, and everything else occurs.
Bengals’ updated salary cap space
The Bengals currently have $22,626,729 in cap space. This is calculated by subtracting the sum of the top-51 cap hits on the roster plus non-active roster cap hits in the form of “dead money” from the team’s projected adjusted cap ceiling. The NFL announced the unadjusted cap will be $301.2 million this year, which originally made the Bengals’ adjusted cap $309,966,110. This was later adjusted to $316,979,713 thanks to the league’s salary cap adjustments.
Cincinnati’s cap space will fluctuate throughout the offseason as the team adds and subtracts more players.
Extensions
- DE Isaiah Foskey (one year, $1,145,000)
- LB Joe Giles-Harris (one year, $1,235,000)
- TE Cam Grandy (one year, $1,075,000)
- LB Shaka Heyward (one year, $1,075,000)
- S PJ Jules (one year, $1,005,000)
- WR Mitchell Tinsley (one year, $1,075,000)
- TE Tanner Hudson (one year, $1,350,000)
- CB Jalen Davis (one year, $1,425,000)
- G Dalton Risner (one year, $3,250,000)
- OT Orlando Brown Jr. (two years, $32,000,000)
Re-signings
- WR Kendric Pryor (one year, $1,075,000)
- RB Kendall Milton (one year, $1,005,000)
- QB Joe Flacco (one year, $6,000,000)
New signings
- WR Dohnte Myers (three years, $3,110,000)
- S Bryan Cook (three years, $40,250,000)
- DE Boye Mafe (three years, $60,000,000)
- DT Jonathan Allen (two years, $26,000,000)
- QB Josh Johnson (one year, $1,500,000)
Players leaving
- DE Joseph Ossai to New York Jets (three years, $36,000,000)
- TE Noah Fant to New Orleans Saints (two years, $8,750,000)
- G Cordell Volson to Tennessee Titans (one year, $3,215,000)
- DE Trey Hendrickson to Baltimore Ravens (four years, $112,000,000)
- QB Jake Browning to Tampa Bay Buccaneers (one year, $1,332,500)
- CB Marco Wilson to Miami Dolphins (one year, $1,315,000)
- S Geno Stone to Buffalo Bills (one year, $1,402,000)
- CB Cam Taylor-Britt to Indianapolis Colts (one year, $1,402,500)
- S Tycen Anderson to Denver Broncos (one year, $1,500,000)
Remaining Bengals free agents
- G Lucas Patrick
- DE Cam Sample
- LB Brian Asamoah
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