Georgia Secures Second Four-Star Tight End Commit for 2026 Class

The Georgia Bulldogs have secured four-star tight end Brayden Fogle from Lexington, Ohio, adding to their highly ranked 2026 recruiting class. Fogle, ranked among the top tight ends nationally and known for his versatility and athleticism, chose Georgia over LSU and Penn State after an official visit highlighted how he could fit into their offense. Standing 6-foot-3 and 230 pounds, Fogle is praised for his route running, catch radius, and ability to make contested catches, with a basketball background that enhances his physicality and coordination. He joins Lincoln Keyes as the second tight end commit in the class, with Georgia also pursuing additional tight end/receiver hybrids to bolster the position. The Bulldogs continue to build a strong pipeline of NFL-caliber players under coach Kirby Smart, whose program's success attracts top talent. Fogle's commitment underscores Georgia's reputation as a destination for elite tight ends, often dubbed "Tight End University."