big-bodied Eastern Michigan TE with upside as a developmental mismatch
Montemayor brings a classic tight end frame at 6-5, 245, which gives Eastern Michigan a size-based target with room to grow into a more physical, versatile role. He is best viewed as a developmental fit rather than a proven production piece, so the appeal is projection: if he sharpens his blocking consistency and expands his route utility, he could become a useful in-line option or red-zone weapon. The available data does not show major statistical impact yet, but his measurables and position profile suggest a player worth monitoring for long-term upside.[2][6]
