Brock Rechsteiner signs with Tennessee Titans as undrafted free agent

8 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 26

Rechsteiner, a former Jacksonville State wide receiver and son of WWE Hall of Famer Scott Steiner, joins the Titans after recording 36 catches for 383 yards and five touchdowns in his final college season.
Despite not being selected in the NFL draft, Rechsteiner will compete for a roster spot ahead of Week 1. His brother Brandon, a college basketball player, recently transferred to Kansas State.
The Rechsteiner family has deep WWE roots, with Scott and Rick Steiner as Hall of Famers and cousin Bronson Rechsteiner a current WWE star. Brock’s signing extends the family’s athletic legacy into the NFL.

With a WWE deal already signed, is the NFL just a detour for Brock Rechsteiner?

Will Brock Rechsteiner's 'genetic freak' legacy help him earn a spot on the Titans' roster?

Is the Steiner family building a new sports dynasty beyond the wrestling ring?

How will a famous last name help an undrafted player survive NFL roster cuts?

Is Brock's WWE deal a backup plan or his true career ambition?