Tylan Wallace Dynasty Value

Four years at Oklahoma State under Mike Gundy. Tylan Wallace was one of the most productive wide receivers in Big 12 history before a torn ACL disrupted his draft trajectory. The sophomore season was the peak: 112.2 receiving yards per game with 6.5 receptions and 12 touchdowns across 13 games. The junior year started at a similar pace at 100.3 yards per game in 9 games before the knee injury ended the season. The senior return was solid at 91.7 with 5.9 receptions and 6 touchdowns across 10 games, but the post-ACL tape showed a player who was still effective but perhaps not quite as explosive as the pre-injury version. Career totals across 38 games: 5.4 receptions and 89.4 yards per game with 26 touchdowns and 16.6 yards per reception. Elite production in a Power 5 conference. 194 pounds with 4.50 speed and a 33-inch vertical. The relatively modest explosion numbers post-ACL explain the fourth-round slide for a player whose production warranted a much higher pick.