Tyren Montgomery: Browns' Draft Prospect from Ohio

On March 24th, a Division III wide receiver from John Carroll University is turning heads

for the 2026 NFL Draft.

Tyron Montgomery, a Texas native playing in Ohio, impressed at the Senior Bowl in January

and followed it up at Toledo's Pro Day this week.

Scout see him as a Day 3 pick, especially with his strong athletic showings.

Earlier this week at Pro Day, Montgomery posted a 10-foot-8 broad jump, a 35.5-inch vertical

and unofficial 40 times around.

4.55 seconds.

Cleveland Brown's assistant general manager Catherine Hickman was there watching, fueling

talk of local interest.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about Montgomery's rise from a smaller program.

At 6'1 and 190 pounds, he's not the fastest, but is route running and explosion stand out.

He's ranked No.2014 on the Pro Football Focus Big Board, making him a legit draft prospect

over undrafted free agent.

The Browns need why receivers after a quiet free agency at the position.

They hold 9 picks, including 3 in the top 40 and 5 on Day 3, like spots in the upper 5th

round and No.206 in the 6th.

General manager Andrew Berry might double up on receivers come draft time.

Montgomery has been meeting teams via Zoom and plans another workout at the Texans local

Pro Day.

With the Browns needs and lining perfectly, keep an eye on this Ohio story unfolding in

late rounds.