A North Dakota State second-rounder who has proven he can hold down every spot on the offensive line across two different organizations.
Dillon Radunz came out of the FCS ranks as a consensus All-American tackle and has spent his NFL career showing off exactly the kind of positional flexibility that made him a second-round pick. After four seasons in Tennessee, he found a new home in New Orleans.
Path to the league
Radunz started 32 games at left tackle across five seasons at North Dakota State, earning consensus First-Team All-American honors as a junior in 2019. The Tennessee Titans drafted him in the second round, 53rd overall, in the 2021 NFL Draft.
Career highlights
Over four seasons with the Titans, Radunz appeared in 54 games with 31 starts, seeing time at both guard spots and both tackle positions, a testament to his versatility along the line. In 2024, he started all 15 games he played at right guard.
2025 season recap
Radunz signed with the New Orleans Saints in March 2025 and started at left guard, playing in 15 games with 10 starts. He helped anchor a Saints offensive line during a stretch in which the team went 5-5 in the games he started.
Sources
- Wikipedia: Dillon Radunz
- Pro Football Reference: Dillon Radunz
Player Profile
Background
- Position
- Guard
- Group
- injuredReserveOrOut
- College
- North Dakota State
- Hometown
- Becker, MN, USA
- Age
- 28
- Status
- day-to-day
