Tylan Wallace, Oklahoma State, 6’0 – 185lbs
Strengths
- – Attacks the Ball in The Air
- – Great at The Catch Point
- – Big Play Threat
- – Good Burst
- – Good Route Runner
Weaknesses
- – Ran a Limited Route Tree
- – Needs to Work on his Release
- – Struggled to Create Separation on non-vertical routes
NFL Player Comparison | Anthony Miller / Russel Gage
2021 Dynasty Rookie Draft Projection | Mid-Late Second Round
Bottom Line
Tylan Wallace has shown some incredible flashes during his time at Oklahoma State. He has traits that can help him to excel if he lands with the right team. His playmaking ability is evident and if he is given the opportunity he could be a big-play threat for whatever team selects him in the NFL draft. It will be important for Wallace to improve his route tree if he wants to be more than a deep threat or gadget player at the NFL level. He has not had much experience playing against man coverage and played in the Big 12 which is notorious for their lack of defense, making his production something to note but not rely on when evaluating his talent. Wallace will land in the mid-late second round of rookie drafts and that feels like a fair evaluation of his talent before he has an official landing spot.
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