Productive slot-style target with clear upside in Holy Cross’s passing game
Ty Curran enters 2026 as a compact, reliable Holy Cross wideout who already showed real role-player value in 2025, finishing with 22 catches for 254 yards and adding 4 rushing attempts. At 5-11, 185, his appeal is less about explosive box-score dominance and more about versatility, toughness, and fit in the slot or on gadget concepts. He is the son of Holy Cross head coach Dan Curran, which adds obvious system familiarity and trust, but his profile still looks like a steady, team-first possession receiver rather than a headline-grabbing star.[1][2][7][13]
