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• 2021 Under The Radar Rookies •
Tylan Wallace - WR (Oklahoma State)
Height: 5’11”
Weight: 190lbs
Age: 21
Career stats (Rec)
2017: 5 - 7/118/0
2018: 13 - 86/1491/12
2019: 9 - 53/903/8
2020: 10 - 59/922/6
Total:
37 games - 205/3434/26 - 3/13/1
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Tylan Wallace - WR (Oklahoma State)
Height: 5’11”
Weight: 190lbs
Age: 21
Career stats (Rec)
2017: 5 - 7/118/0
2018: 13 - 86/1491/12
2019: 9 - 53/903/8
2020: 10 - 59/922/6
Total:
37 games - 205/3434/26 - 3/13/1
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4* High school recruit
2017:
Wallace played all 13 games as a freshman but predominately on special teams as a punt returner and on OSU’s kickoff return unit.
He did manage to record 7 receptions though with 6 of those being third-down attempts.
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2017:
Wallace played all 13 games as a freshman but predominately on special teams as a punt returner and on OSU’s kickoff return unit.
He did manage to record 7 receptions though with 6 of those being third-down attempts.
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2018:
Wallace’s breakout year came in his sophomore season where he finished 2nd in the nation with 1491 receiving yards, averaging 114.7 receiving yards per game.
He finished the year as a first-team All-America selection and a finalist for the Biletnikoff Award.
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Wallace’s breakout year came in his sophomore season where he finished 2nd in the nation with 1491 receiving yards, averaging 114.7 receiving yards per game.
He finished the year as a first-team All-America selection and a finalist for the Biletnikoff Award.
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2019:
Wallace missed half the season due to an ACL tear but still finished with over 900 yards.
He was leading the Big-12 in receiving yards before the injury and still led the Big-12 in receiving yards per game with 112.9.
He had one of the plays of the year below
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Wallace missed half the season due to an ACL tear but still finished with over 900 yards.
He was leading the Big-12 in receiving yards before the injury and still led the Big-12 in receiving yards per game with 112.9.
He had one of the plays of the year below
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2020:
Wallace only played the 1st half of the season to protect a knee injury but again still managed 900+ yards
He enters the NFL as OSU’s leading receiver for the last 3 seasons and their 4th most productive WR ever despite missing half the season in both 2019 & 2020.
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Wallace only played the 1st half of the season to protect a knee injury but again still managed 900+ yards
He enters the NFL as OSU’s leading receiver for the last 3 seasons and their 4th most productive WR ever despite missing half the season in both 2019 & 2020.
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Strengths • Body Control
• Strong Hands
• Physical
• Burst
Weaknesses • Top End Speed
• Separation
• Limited Route-Tree
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• 2021 NFL Draft Outlook •
• Day 2 (2nd/3rd round)
• Ideal landing spots: LAC/KC/NYG/NO
A strong, physical receiver who isn’t afraid to block, many NFL teams could look at a player like Wallace. He will offer a nice redzone threat with his hand-eye coordination.
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• Day 2 (2nd/3rd round)
• Ideal landing spots: LAC/KC/NYG/NO
A strong, physical receiver who isn’t afraid to block, many NFL teams could look at a player like Wallace. He will offer a nice redzone threat with his hand-eye coordination.
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• Player Comp - Stefon Diggs/Marvin Jones •
Very similar in build/athletically to Diggs but without the same level of route running. But what he lacks in that area he makes up for in physicality/hand strength like Marvin Jones does.
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Very similar in build/athletically to Diggs but without the same level of route running. But what he lacks in that area he makes up for in physicality/hand strength like Marvin Jones does.
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• 2021 Fantasy Outlook •
Proj Rookie ADP (SF): Mid/Late 2nd
My Current Pos. Ranking: WR9
In the right spot I expect Wallace to be an exciting fantasy prospect. The injury history is a slight concern but overall Wallace is going to be a great value in the 2nd round.
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Proj Rookie ADP (SF): Mid/Late 2nd
My Current Pos. Ranking: WR9
In the right spot I expect Wallace to be an exciting fantasy prospect. The injury history is a slight concern but overall Wallace is going to be a great value in the 2nd round.
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