Josh Dennard offers Montana a versatile, developmental corner with real game experience
Dennard’s appeal is his versatility and résumé: Montana notes he began as a wide receiver, then moved to cornerback and played in all 11 games with four starts, while ESPN lists him as a Montana cornerback with career stat tracking. That background suggests he brings receiver-like ball skills, positional feel, and a willingness to adapt — useful traits for a secondary looking for a competitive, coachable defender who can grow into a larger role. [3][6][5]
