Elic Ayomanor

ANALYSIS
Ayomanor was almost universally expected to go a round or more earlier than this, and at the very least Ayomanor was expected to go well ahead of fellow rookie wideout Chimere Dike, whom the Titans selected with the first selection in the fourth round. Ayomanor (6-foot-2, 206) is a bigger wideout from Stanford who was a highly productive pass catcher and blocker both. Ayomanor has excellent hands and rugged running ability, which combines with his 4.44 speed to make a standout all-around big-play threat. Ayomanor should push for a starting role in Tennessee even as a rookie, because the main competition after Calvin Ridley is just Tyler Lockett, Treylon Burks and Dike.

ANALYSIS
The duo was on the same page for most of Saturday, and the two players demonstrated their commitment to getting things right by re-running routes they initially failed to connect on. Ayomanor slipped to the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, and the Titans saw the Stanford wide receiver's pass catching and blocking abilities as reasons to select him with the 136th overall pick. Across his two seasons at Stanford, Ayomanor tallied 125 catches for 1,844 yards and 12 touchdowns.