Ty Montgomery Fantasy

The New York Jets are signing free-agent running back Ty Montgomery to an undisclosed one-year deal on Thursday, according to a source. He's expected to be Le'Veon Bell's primary backup, although Gang Green has options with Trenton Cannon and Elijah McGuire, who can also both catch the football. Montgomery had 41 carries for 188 yards rushing and one touchdown in 13 games between the Packers and Ravens last year and also caught 25 passes for 40 yards for both teams. He's likely to only have fantasy value in 2019 if Bell gets injured.

Apr. 11th • 10:32 PM

The New York Jets are scheduled to visit with free-agent running back Ty Montgomery on Thursday, according to a source. The Jets would like to bolster their depth behind Le'Veon Bell, but they already have Trenton Cannon and Elijah McGuire, so there'd be little room for Montgomery to carve out a role with Gang Green. Montgomery has never topped 500 yards on the ground in a single season and had just 15 carries for 83 yards and no scores in six games with Baltimore in 2018. He had 26 attempts for 105 yards and one score in his first seven games with Green Bay before being cast aside.

Apr. 11th • 1:37 AM

This article first appeared on RotoBaller.com.Baltimore Ravens running back Javorius Allen and wide receiver/running back Ty Montgomery are two of the Ravens' unrestricted free agents that may not return. Both players are valuable special team members, which may help their cause in a bid to find a team. Allen appeared in 14 games overall but was not involved in the offense at all over the last month of the season. The 27-year-old finished the campaign with 110 yards along with three touchdowns on 43 carries and 35 receptions for an additional 196 yards and two scores. Montgomery made six appearances for the Ravens after coming over from the Packers, totaling 83 yards on 15 carries (5.5 ypc) along with 65 yards on 10 receptions. Neither player is a feature back. However, both could have fantasy value in PPR leagues on the right team as third-down backs.

Jan. 14th • 6:03 PM

Baltimore Ravens running back/wide receiver Ty Montgomery touched the ball three times for a total of two yards in Sunday's 27-24 overtime loss to the Chiefs. He gained one yard on two carries and caught one of three targets for an additional yard. After touching the ball eight times in each of the last two contests, the three touches that the 25-year-old managed is a disappointment. But both Gus Edwards and Kenneth Dixon ran well in the game. Depending on how the Ravens distribute the workload among their trio of backs, Montgomery could be a low-percentage flex option in Week 15 against the Buccaneers.

Dec. 10th • 10:38 AM

Baltimore Ravens running back/wide receiver Ty Montgomery garnered three carries for 13 yards and hauled in five of seven targets for an additional 42 yards. It is his second straight week of receiving a decent workload as he totaled 11 touches for 64 yards last week versus the Raiders. He now has tallied 64 yards on 11 carries in three appearances with the Ravens. This is the role the Ravens likely imagined when they acquired the fourth-year pro, which is a change-of-pace runner who would make a bigger impact as a pass-catcher. If Montgomery is able to maintain this current workload, the 25-year-old would be a weekly flex play candidate.

Dec. 2nd • 6:00 PM