Titans' Undrafted Gem: Tyren Montgomery

0:00On April 27th, the Tennessee Titans shook things up in the 2026 NFL draft by grabbing Ohio State Whiteout, Carnail Tate, fourth overall. Plenty of fans and analysts called it a reach, even though they've been begging for weapons around quarterback Cam Ward all off-season. But here's the real sleeper story heading to Nashville. For the second year running, General Manager Mike Borganzi signed a promising undrafted free agent-wide receiver Tyron Montgomery from Division III. John Carroll University. Montgomery lit it up in 2025 with 119 catches, 1,528 yards, and 15 touchdowns, averaging over 109 yards per game. That got him a senior bull in bite, where he held his own against Bigger Tallinn. At 5 foot 11 and 190 pounds, he lacks that big body frame, leaning on smooth routes, quick releases, and his basketball hops to. Make plays. This point to his age, already 25, and just three years of organized ball at a small school

1:02as reasons he went undrafted. Still, the Titans see upside in this dynamic kid, giving him a real shot at the 53 man roster. Keep an eye on Montgomery, he might just steal the show-come training camp. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey, with the story.