Montana State’s Versatile, In-State Tight End with Real Two-Way Value
Reynolds brings **size, local pedigree, and versatility** to Montana State, listed at 6-4, 233 and recruited out of Red Lodge as a Class B first-team all-state tight end/defensive lineman. He played in six games in 2023 and seven in 2022 before a program note says he retired from the Bobcat program after the 2023 season, so the key context is availability rather than raw production. His differentiators are toughness, multi-position background, and fit for physical football; he’s the kind of depth piece or developmental TE who can help if healthy and committed, but his recent status makes him more of a roster-risk than a sure thing.[6]
