The Chattanooga Mocs celebrated the signing of two players to NFL teams post-draft. Reuben Lowery III joined the Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent, while Marlon Taylor received a mini-camp invitation from the Atlanta Falcons. Lowery, an All-Southern Conference defensive back, finished his college career with significant stats, while Taylor was recognized as one of the best interior defensive linemen. Their signings expand the total number of Mocs in NFL camps to five.

By the Numbers
  • Reuben Lowery recorded 62 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, and 2 interceptions in 2024.
  • Marlon Taylor had 28 tackles with six tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks in 2024.
State of Play
  • Five former Mocs are now in NFL camps, including Cole Strange with the New England Patriots and McClendon Curtis with the Arizona Cardinals.
  • Several other players are also competing in alternative leagues like the UFL and CFL.
What's Next

As Lowery and Taylor begin their NFL journeys, their performances will be monitored closely. The upcoming mini-camps will be crucial for both, as they aim to secure their spots on their respective teams. Success could lead to further opportunities within the league.

Bottom Line

The Mocs’ legacy continues as they transition into professional football, showcasing the program's strength in developing talent. Continued support from the community can help elevate these athletes as they take on new challenges at the next level.