04/30/22: Drafted by Cincinnati (4th round, 136th overall)
08/27/25: Placed on IR (shoulder)
03/12/26: Signed by Tennessee as a UFA
08/30/26: Released by Tennessee
09/17/26: Signed to Green Bay's PS
09/29/26: Released by Green Bay
11/12/26: Signed to Seattle's PS
• Volson started 48 of 50 games played over his first three seasons before missing the 2025 season due to a shoulder injury. He signed with the Titans in free agency in March 2026, but was waived as part of the team's roster cuts before the start of the regular season. Volson also spent time on Green Bay's practice squad in the first half of 2026.
COLLEGE: Spent six years at North Dakota State (2016-21) where he teammates with current Seahawks Jalen Sundell and Grey Zabel, playing in a school-record 65 games with 41 consecutive starts over his final three seasons. Helped the Bison win four FCS national championships (2017-19, 2021). Was a two-time captain that spent time at both guard and tackle positions, but primarily lined up as a right tackle. As a super senior (2021), named first-team FCS All-American after playing 623 regular-season snaps with zero sacks allowed. Started all 15 games at right tackle. As a senior (2020), named first-team FCS All-American. Started all 10 games, including the first two games of the spring season at left tackle before moving back to his previous position of right tackle. Moved to right guard for the two NCAA playoff games due to injuries on the offensive line. Also played part of one game at left guard. As a junior (2019), named first team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference after starting all 16 games at right tackle.
PERSONAL: Attended Drake-Anamoose (N.D.) High School where he was a five-year starter and two-time captain. Named two-time all-region and selected all-state twice, including first team honors in 2015. Played offensive and defensive line, tight end, fullback, linebacker, punter and kicker. Totaled 239 tackles, 28 sacks, five forced fumbles and six fumble recoveries in his career. Also blocked 14 punts and notched an interception. Was an all-district performer on the basketball court, averaging a double-double with 21 points and 15 rebounds per game. Set school records for points in a game (33) and blocked shots in a season (35). Volson grew up in Balfour, N.D., a town with a population of 27. Brother, Tanner, was a center and Rimington Award winner for North Dakota State from 2014-18 before signing as an undrafted free agent with the Los Angeles Chargers. He also spent time with the N.Y. Giants. Graduated with a degree in general agriculture from North Dakota State in 2020.
