The San Antonio Brahmas have been making waves in the United Football League (UFL) offseason, quietly assembling a roster full of NFL-experienced talent. Under the direction of General Manager Marc Lillibridge, the Brahmas have signed several notable former NFL players, creating a buzz among fans and analysts alike. Here’s a breakdown of the recent signings:

Key Signings with NFL Experience

1. Kellen Mond (QB) – Former Minnesota Vikings third-round pick, brings a solid arm and a background in a professional offense.

2. Ty Fryfogle (WR) – Undrafted free agent (UDFA) with previous stints at the Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs, Fryfogle adds depth and potential explosiveness to the receiver corps.

3. Ra’Shaun Henry (WR) – Another UDFA, Henry has four NFL team stints, bringing seasoned experience to the wide receiver position.

4. Justin Shaffer (OL) – Drafted in the sixth round by the Atlanta Falcons, Shaffer strengthens the offensive line with both size and pro experience.

5. Kobe Jones (DE) – A UDFA with six NFL team appearances, Jones provides versatility and depth on the defensive line.

6. Rashod Berry (LB) – A linebacker with three NFL stints as a UDFA, Berry is expected to bring both physicality and leadership to the defense.

7. Chris Steele (DB) – With four NFL stops as a UDFA, Steele adds depth and agility to the defensive backfield.

8. Henry Black (DB) – Another UDFA, Black has appeared on five NFL rosters, offering a veteran presence in the secondary.

9. Tariq Carpenter (S) – Originally a seventh-round pick by the Green Bay Packers, Carpenter brings hard-hitting potential to the safety position.

Additional Signings and Prospective Talent

Beyond these names, the Brahmas have also signed RB Hassan Hall and EDGE Marcus Haynes. Both saw brief NFL opportunities following their signings, though Haynes currently remains on the Cleveland Browns’ practice squad.

The Brahmas are not just focused on NFL veterans; they have also added promising draft-eligible players, including La’Damian Webb, John Morgan, and Kaleb Ford-Dement, showcasing their commitment to developing new talent.

A Bright Future Ahead

With such a well-rounded roster, GM Marc Lillibridge is proving his expertise in assembling a competitive team. The Brahmas’ 2025 squad is expected to be even more formidable than last season’s championship-winning team.

Fans are eager to see how this group of seasoned veterans and up-and-coming players will mesh on the field when the season kicks off next February. With such promising talent, the San Antonio Brahmas appear poised for another strong campaign.