AFC East teams sign undrafted free agents in 2026 NFL offseason

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Last updated Jun 2, 2026

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As of June 2, 2026, all four AFC East teams have engaged in signing undrafted free agents after the NFL draft. Teams collectively spent $10.6 million on these players, with varied strategies in guaranteed money. The Buffalo Bills offered guaranteed contracts to all their UDFAs, with totals reaching $266,500. The Miami Dolphins allocated $232,000, emphasizing a significant commitment to defensive end Mason Reiger. The New England Patriots, in contrast, guaranteed money to just one player, tight end Tanner Arkin, totaling $272,500. This reflects differing philosophies among the teams regarding acquisitions and roster building.

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  • Each AFC East team signed several undrafted free agents this offseason.
  • Bills guaranteed money to all UDFAs, totaling $266,500.
  • Dolphins invested heavily in Mason Reiger with $175,000 guaranteed.
  • Patriots' only guaranteed contract went to Tanner Arkin at $272,500.
  • The collective spending among these teams highlights their different roster strategies.
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Signing undrafted free agents in the NFL is a tricky proposition. In 2026, UDFA NFL contracts rose to an all-time high. Once the draft is over, teams can sign college players who were undrafted, and the enticement of money talks. NFL teams just spent $10.6 million on players not drafted. It is worth noting that …

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