Elic Ayomanor

PRO: The Titans traded up in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft to select wide receiver Elic Ayomanor. The 6-foot-2-inch, 206-pounder is a fast, physical receiver that possesses a large catch radius. The Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, native played two seasons (2023-2024) at Stanford where he led the Cardinal in receiving both campaigns and amassed 125 receptions for 1,844 yards with 12 touchdowns.

TITANS TIDBITS:
• Ayomanor was born in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. He lived in Kincaid, a town of less than 200 people.
• Ayomanor was a computer science major at Stanford. He interned as an analyst at Altamont Capital Partners private equity firm following his sophomore year.
• Ayomanor was forced to grow up fast in high school. After his freshman season in Canada, he moved away from home to attend boarding school in New Jersey and then Massachusetts. "It wasn't so much adversity as much a great opportunity that taught me a lot about living."
• Ayomanor's mother, Pam Weiterman, gained a reputation as an arm wrestler. She grew up on a farm, where arm wresting was a big tradition, and she excelled at it.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS:
• The Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, native was selected by the Titans in the fourth round (136th overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft.

COLLEGE:
• Ayomanor played two seasons at Stanford and amassed 125 receptions for 1,844 yards with 12 touchdowns. He led the Cardinal is receiving in both campaigns and set the program record for receiving yards in a game (294) at Colorado as a redshirt freshman in 2023.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2024), started all 12 games and was named second team All-ACC from the coaches after leading all Stanford receivers with 63 receptions for 831 yards. Recorded six receiving touchdowns, tied for the most by a Cardinal wideout. Was the Cardinal's leading receiver in seven of the 2024 season's 12 games. Finished seventh in the ACC in receptions (63) and tied for ninth in receiving touchdowns (6), while ranking third in pass-blocking (72.7, per Pro Football Focus). Named the team's Tommy Vardell Award winner, awarded to an academic junior or senior player who best epitomizes excellence in both academics and athletics and Stanford's Deswarte-Eller Award winner, awarded to the team's most outstanding sophomore player.
• Against Texas Christian (8/30), tallied seven receptions for 102 yards.
• At Syracuse (9/20), posted seven catches for 87 yards with a 17-yard touchdown grab in the opening quarter.
• Against Wake Forest (10/26), led the team with 11 catches and 96 receiving yards.
• At North Carolina State (11/2), registered team-highs with four catches and 108 receiving yards, including a 14-yard touchdown grab in the final stanza.
• Against Louisville (11/16), hauled in a 13-yard touchdown grab in the upset victory.
• At San Jose State (11/29/24), led the team with 10 receptions and 109 receiving yards.

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2023), appeared in all 12 games, making starts at wide receiver in the final 11 games. Paced the Stanford offense with 62 receptions for 1,013 yards and six touchdowns. Named the team's Irving S. Zeimer Award recipient, given to the team's offensive most valuable player. Ranked seventh in the Pac-12 in receiving yards and yards per catch (16.3), while ranking fifth in yards per game (84.4). Posted the seventh most receiving yards (806) in the NCAA from Oct. 11 through the end of the season. First Cardinal to reach 1,000 receiving yards in a season since J.J. Arcega-Whiteside in 2018.
• Against Sacramento State (9/16), scored the first touchdown of his collegiate career on a 51-yard grab.
• At Colorado (10/13), amassed career-highs with 13 catches for 294 yards and three receiving scores. Set the Stanford program record for receiving yards in a game (294), besting the mark from Troy Walters in 1999 in the double overtime victory at Colorado. Posted the second most single-game receiving yards in Pac-12 history (Marquise Lee, USC, 2012, 345). His 13 receptions are tied for the second-most in Stanford history, trailing only Simi Fehoko (16) at UCLA in 2020. Became the first player in the Pac-12 with multiple touchdown receptions of 60-plus yards since Washington's John Ross III in 2016.
• Against Washington (10/28), notched nine receptions for 146 yards with a 39-yard touchdown catch.
• At Oregon State (11/11), recorded three grabs for 122 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown reception late in the third quarter.

AS A FRESHMAN (2022), did not appear in any games at Stanford and retained the ability to redshirt.
• Majored in computer science at Stanford.

PERSONAL:
• Attended Deerfield (Mass.) Academy for two years after one year at The Peddie School (Hightstown, N.J.). His hometown is Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada and spent one year of high school in Canada.
• Was a top-10 recruit in Massachusetts, ranked No. 4 by 247Sports and On3, No. 5 by ESPN and PrepStar, and No. 9 by Rivals.
• As a senior, helped lead Deerfield Academy to a MPAL title, while winning the NEPSAC Class A Bowl.
• Was a member of the 2018 Canada West National Champions on Team Alberta.
• Also lettered in track and field and was ranked No. 8 nationally in U18 Canada in the 200m in 2019.
• Follow Ayomanor on X and Instagram at @elicayomanor.
• Son of Pamela Weiterman. Has an older sister, Jill.
• Born Elic Cordell Ayomanor on June 3, 2003 in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada.