Dillon Bell did not hear his name called during the 2026 NFL draft. But he goes to a team that saw two Georgia Bulldogs make the roster as an undrafted free agent last year.<\/p>\n
Accrording to multiple reports, Bell has signed an undrafted free agent deal with the Minnesota Vikings. Georgia outside linebacker Chaz Chambliss and tight end Benjamin Yurosek made the Vikings 53-man roster last year, contributing on special teams. <\/p>\n
The Atlanta Falcons took Zachariah Branch with the No. 79 overall pick. Colbie Young came off the board at the end of the fourth round, going with pick No. 140 to the Cincinnati Bengals. <\/a><\/p>\n Bell did it all in his Georgia career,<\/a> playing all over the field and on the offense and special teams. He possesses a knack for finding the end zone and brings a winning mindset to the next level after having won a national championship and three SEC championships during his time in Athens. <\/p>\n Dillon Bell measurables to know for 2026 NFL draft6-foot-1209 pounds30 1\/4-inch arms9 1\/2 inch hands4.5 40-yard dash39-inch vertical10-foot-6 broad jumpDillon Bell stats and accolades during his time at GeorgiaAppeared in 56 games across his four-year career at Georgia, winning a national championship and three SEC championships119 career catches, 1,269 receiving yards, 16 total touchdowns in four seasons at GeorgiaWas a productive player in all four years at Georgia, playing all over the offense. Had a rushing, receiving and passing touchdown in 2023Often at his best in the red zone, where Georgia would line him up at running back. Was also a valuable special teams player for the BulldogsVery durable during his college careerYounger brother Micah is a running back at GeorgiaWhat Georgia coach Kirby Smart said about Dillon Bell<\/p>\n \u201cYeah, he\u2019s a positionless player. He can play tight end.\u00a0He can play Wildcat quarterback. He can play tailback. He\u2019s certainly a good receiver.\u00a0He\u2019s a great returner. That\u2019s what people are moving to in the NFL, guys that can go out there and create matchups. He does that.\u00a0He can be in the backfield and create some problems for the defense. But more important than that, he\u2019s a great person. He led by example here.\u00a0He never complained once about snaps and touches and that says a lot about what he brought into the team.\u201d<\/p>\n What Dillon Bell brings to the Minnesota Vikings<\/p>\n Bell fits best without a creative offensive coach who could take advantage of his many talents. <\/p>\n During his college career, Bell openly welcomed being compared to Deebo Samuel. While Bell never reached those same highs as the former South Carolina standout, Bell did have multiple touchdowns in all four of his years in Athens. <\/a><\/p>\n