Titan Fleischmann

Titan Fleischmann is an American college football offensive tackle for the Montana State Bobcats.

Early life Fleischmann attended Century High School in Pocatello, Idaho, where he was a four-year starter, three-time team captain, and three-time all-conference honoree in football. He was teammates with his younger brother, Bruin, while their father, Ryan, served as offensive line coach. Fleischmann played tight end for the first three years before being moved to offensive tackle. As a senior, he earned first-team all-state honors from SBLive.com after leading an offensive line which surrendered only three sacks all year long. Fleischmann also posted 27 tackles and two sacks as a defensive lineman. Outside of football, he was a two-time captain on the basketball team. He received heavy interest from Montana State University (MSU), but his recruitment was slowed down by the COVID-19 pandemic, which restricted in-person contact. "Titan is an awesome kid, and when you have a guy with the athleticism of a tight end and the body of a tackle you have someone who's going to be a really good player", said then-Montana State head coach Jeff Choate. and played the first five games of the season before it was determined he needed knee surgery, sidelining him once again. He was named a second-team all-Big Sky honoree, as well as a third-team FCS All-American selection by SI.com.

Fleischmann was named a team captain ahead of the 2025 season. Fleischmann earned first-team all-Big Sky honors.

Personal life Fleischmann comes from an athletic family. He was the first of four children born to Ryan and Meg (née Salness) Fleischmann, who played football and basketball, respectively, at Idaho State University. All three of his mother's sisters played sports at the Naval Academy. Ty's paternal grandparents immigrated from Norway. Fleischmann's younger brother, Bruin, plays football at the Air Force Academy.

Fleischmann's given name, Titan, is a play on his grandfather Ty's name. However, his grandmother cried upon learning her future grandson's name because she feared he would be bullied for it. "Fortunately for him, he ended up being big", joked his father. "It would be a hard handle if you're the smallest kid on the team."