History of Tyren Montgomery in Timeline

Tyren Montgomery is an American football wide receiver. He played college football for two universities: the Nicholls Colonels and later the John Carroll Blue Streaks. Details about his professional career and specific achievements are unavailable in the provided information.

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July 3, 2001: Tyren Montgomery Born

On July 3, 2001, Tyren Montgomery, an American football player, was born. He is a wide receiver who has played college football for the Nicholls Colonels and John Carroll Blue Streaks.

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2019: Graduated from The Woodlands and Walked-on at LSU

In 2019, Tyren Montgomery graduated from The Woodlands College Park High School where he played basketball and captained the team as a senior. After graduating, he walked-on to play college basketball for the LSU Tigers.

2022: Sat out season due to ineligibility

Due to a lack of eligibility, Tyren Montgomery sat out the 2022 season at Nicholls State University.

2023: Appeared in eight games for Nicholls State

In 2023, Tyren Montgomery appeared in eight games for Nicholls State University, recording 12 catches for 171 yards.

2024: Transferred to John Carroll Blue Streaks

In 2024, Tyren Montgomery transferred to the Division III-level John Carroll Blue Streaks and became their top wide receiver. During the 2024 season, he posted 57 receptions for 1,071 yards and a team-record 17 touchdowns, being named first-team All-Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC).

2025: Named Division III All-American

In 2025, Tyren Montgomery was named a consensus Division III All-American after posting 119 catches for 1,528 yards and 15 touchdowns, helping the team compile a record of 12–2 with an appearance in the Division III semifinals. He broke the school records for single-season catches, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns.

2026: Invited to Senior Bowl

In 2026, Tyren Montgomery was invited to the American Bowl, and after performing there, received an invite to the 2026 Senior Bowl. He was the only Division III player at both games and became the first John Carroll player ever to be invited to the Senior Bowl. His play at the Senior Bowl led to him receiving attention as an NFL draft prospect.