Josh Horner brings reliable depth and opportunistic playmaking to Montana’s receiver room
Horner’s value is as a steady, rotational wideout rather than a headline-grabber: Montana’s roster page shows he finished a season with 22 catches for 218 yards and a touchdown, averaging 13.4 yards per catch, which points to a receiver who can move the chains and create chunk plays when given chances.[6] ESPN lists him as a Montana Grizzlies wide receiver with career stats tracked at the FBS level, but the public data here is limited, so the clearest takeaway is that he fits best as a dependable complementary piece with upside in a disciplined offense.[7]
