2 min read • April 24, 2021
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Tylan Wallace dealt with a knee injury and groin strain that cost him one game total but his real concern was an injury he suffered in his junior season. Wallace tore his ACL in practice and subsequently missed the final 5 games of the season. Before tearing his ACL, Wallace had a fantastic sophomore season at Oklahoma St as he cashed in 86 receptions, almost 1500 yards and 13 touchdowns. As long as there is no articular cartilage damage from the ACL tear, Wallace should be in good shape for the draft medically speaking and warrants a selection in the 2nd-3rd round as he dominated the Big 12 in his final three years.
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