Several former Tennessee Volunteers football players have secured opportunities in the NFL as undrafted free agents following the 2024 draft. These athletes, though not selected in the draft, have impressed NFL teams with their skills and potential.
**McCallan Castles** joined the Philadelphia Eagles after a standout season at Tennessee, recording 22 receptions for 283 yards and five touchdowns. His performance earned him a spot with the Eagles, where he aims to contribute to their tight end depth.
**Jacob Warren**, another tight end, signed with the New England Patriots. Over his career at Tennessee, Warren accumulated 53 receptions for 607 yards and eight touchdowns. His versatility and blocking ability make him a valuable addition to the Patriots’ roster.
**Ramel Keyton**, a wide receiver, inked a deal with the Las Vegas Raiders. Keyton led the Volunteers in touchdown receptions during the 2023 season, showcasing his playmaking ability and potential to contribute to the Raiders’ receiving corps.
**Dee Williams**, known for his special teams prowess, signed with the Seattle Seahawks. Williams’ speed and agility on special teams could provide an immediate impact for the Seahawks.
These signings reflect the NFL’s recognition of the talent and potential within the Tennessee football program. While undrafted, these players have the opportunity to prove themselves and earn a place on their respective teams’ rosters.
