Colts sign UDFA rookie WR Liam Clifford after workout
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 2:32 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
The Indianapolis Colts signed undrafted free agent rookie wide receiver Liam Clifford following a workout session. Clifford, who played at Penn State, earned Academic All-Big Ten honors four times during his collegiate career. Known for his versatility, he recorded 42 receptions, 530 receiving yards, and one touchdown, along with a blocked punt touchdown on special teams. The Colts are looking to bolster their wide receiver depth as training camp progresses, and Clifford faces a tough challenge to secure a spot on the final roster.
- •Liam Clifford participated in the Colts' 2026 rookie minicamp tryout.
- •He caught 42 passes for 530 yards and one touchdown for Penn State.
- •Clifford scored a touchdown on special teams through a blocked punt.
- •The Colts held workouts for multiple skill position players before signing Clifford.
- •He will showcase his abilities during Colts training camp.
- 2:32 AMYahoo Sports — Colts sign former 4x Academic All-Big Ten UDFA rookie WR after workout
"The Colts signed an unheralded UDFA rookie to bolster their wideout and special teams camp depth.
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