Sone Ntoh, Dymere Miller and Mike Reid Sign as NFL Undrafted Free Agents
Three student-athletes from the Monmouth University football team have signed with National Football League (NFL) teams as free agents following the conclusion of the 2025 NFL Draft on Saturday night.Running backagreed to terms with the Baltimore Ravens, while wide receiver Dymere Miller joined the New York Jets, and defensive back Mike Reid signed with the Carolina Panthers.In 2024, Ntoh set a new Monmouth single-season rushing touchdowns record with 25 and led the FCS in both rushing touchdowns and total touchdowns (26). The team captain scored at least one touchdown in every game and averaged 4.5 yards per carry, totaling 487 rushing yards. Ntoh was a consistent force for the Hawks, highlighted by earning CAA Offensive Player of the Week honors following a five-touchdown performance against Fordham. He leaves Monmouth with two All-CAA honors (2024 First Team, 2023 Second Team) and scored touchdowns in 21 of his 23 career games for the Hawks.Miller finished his Hawks career in 2023 with a historic campaign, breaking program records for single-season receptions (90), single-season receiving yards (1,293), single-game receiving yards (333), and single-season 100-yard games (6). As a senior, the Coatesville, Pa. native led the FCS in receiving yards (1,293) and receiving yards per game (117.5) en route to First Team All-CAA and All-America honors. He ranks fifth all-time at Monmouth in receptions, fifth in receiving yards, and seventh in touchdowns. Miller became just the eighth player in Monmouth history to surpass 2,000 career receiving yards.Mike Reid had a stellar career at Monmouth, finishing fourth in program history with 27 pass breakups and fifth with 30 passes defended. Reid totaled 127 tackles, three interceptions, and multiple forced fumbles over 37 games, starting 32 of them. In 2022, he led the team in pass breakups and was named Team Defensive MVP, while also earning Third Team All-CAA honors in 2023. Known for his lockdown coverage and physical play, Reid was a key leader in Monmouth's secondary throughout his career.
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