The Cincinnati Bengals have officially locked in another piece of their future, announcing the signing of third-round pick Tacario Davis on Wednesday afternoon. The talented cornerback inked his four-year rookie deal, making him the sixth of the team’s seven draft selections to put pen to paper.

Davis joins a growing list of Bengals rookies who have already signed over the past weekend, leaving only second-round defensive end Cashius Howell as the remaining unsigned member of the 2026 draft class. With training camp on the horizon, the team is steadily assembling its new talent roster.

The 6-foot-4 defensive back brings a versatile college career to Cincinnati, having spent three seasons at Arizona before transferring to Washington for his final year. Over 37 collegiate games, Davis showcased his ball-hawking abilities with 95 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, 25 passes defensed, three interceptions, and one fumble recovery. His length and coverage skills could make him a valuable asset in the Bengals’ secondary rotation.

For Bengals fans eager to sport the latest rookie gear, this signing signals another step toward the season ahead—and a potential new favorite player to watch on game day.