Cincinnati Bengals waive Kendall Milton and assign him to practice squad
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 6:34 PM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

The Cincinnati Bengals waived running back Kendall Milton during final roster cuts and subsequently assigned him to the team's practice squad. Milton, a former Georgia standout, joined the Bengals following an initial stint with the Philadelphia Eagles. He has remained with the Cincinnati organization through several roster cycles but continues to search for his first career regular-season carry in the NFL. During his time at Georgia, he recorded 790 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns in 2023, earning MVP honors in the Orange Bowl. He remains on the practice squad as the team moves forward with its current roster composition.
- •Kendall Milton was waived by the Cincinnati Bengals during final roster cuts.
- •The team moved him to the practice squad immediately following the waiver.
- •Milton has yet to log a carry in a regular-season NFL game.
- •He previously played at Georgia, where he served as an Orange Bowl MVP.
- 6:34 PMYahoo Sports — Georgia running back waived by Bengals, assigned to practice squad
"Former Georgia Bulldogs Orange Bowl MVP and running back Kendall Milton was waived and assigned to the practice squad by the Cincinnati Bengals.
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