MAY 12 update:

Fresno State center Mose Vavao, Utah State wide receiver Kyrese White and Wyoming kicker John Hoyland have signed with the Indianapolis Colts, Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens, respectively, as 18 former Mountain West players have signed undrafted rookie free agent deals so far.

Original post (May 6):

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Fifteen former Mountain West football players have signed undrafted rookie free agent deals with NFL teams.

Fresno State leads the way with four signing UDFA deals in safety Dean Clark (New York Jets), wide receiver Mac Dalena (Kansas City Chiefs), offensive lineman Braylen Nelson (New York Giants) and linebacker Tuasivi Nomura (Carolina Panthers).

Boise State, Colorado State, San José State and UNLV had two each, while Nevada, New Mexico and Utah State had one apiece. A total of eight of the 12 MW institutions had at least one player sign a UDFA deal.

The Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Rams signed two former MW players each.

UNLV linebacker Jackson Woodard signed a free agent deal with Seattle, where he will join former Rebel teammate Ricky White III, who was drafted by the Seahawks in the seventh round last month. Former Colorado State wide receiver Tory Horton was also drafted by Seattle, in the fifth round.

Three former MW wide receivers will head to Kansas City, as free-agents Dalena and San José State’s Justin Lockhart will join Utah State’s Jalen Royals, who was drafted by the Chiefs in the fourth round.

Six former Mountain West players were drafted into the NFL in April, led by Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty, who was taken with the sixth overall pick by the Las Vegas Raiders.

2025 NFL Undrafted Free Agent Signings
Boise State
Cameron Camper, WR, Jacksonville Jaguars
Ben Dooley, OL, Los Angeles Rams

Colorado State
Dom Jones, DB, Cleveland Browns
Drew Moss, OL, San Francisco 49ers

Fresno State
Dean Clark, S, New York Jets
Mac Dalena, WR, Kansas City Chiefs
Braylen Nelson, OL, New York Giants
Tuasivi Nomura, LB, Carolina Panthers
Mose Vavao, C, Indianapolis Colts

Nevada
Jaden Smith, WR, Green Bay Packers

New Mexico
Devin Brandt Epps, DT, Buffalo Bills

San José State
Nick Nash, WR, Atlanta Falcons
Justin Lockhart, WR, Kansas City Chiefs

UNLV
Johnathan Baldwin, DB, Green Bay Packers
Jackson Woodard, LB, Seattle Seahawks

Utah State
Wyatt Bowles, OL, Los Angeles Rams
Kyrese White, WR, Denver Broncos

Wyoming
John Hoyland, K, Baltimore Ravens