Tyler Scott, WR, Cincinnati
NFL Draft analysis for Tyler Scott, WR, Cincinnati
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CBS Sports Staff
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Draft Scouting Report:
Rating: 84.03 (Long-term starter)
Pro Comparison: Laveranues Coles
Accolades:
- 2022: Four games with 100 receptions and receiving TD (tied-third in AAC)
- 2022: Second-team All-AAC
Summary:
Tyler Scott is a thin-framed wide receiver who runs clean routes. He has great stop-start speed and varies foot speed to create leverage at the stem. The Ohio native is inherently not physical through his routes and can do a better job of tracking the football downfield. Scott has track speed and is capable of jumping out of the stadium.
Strengths:
- Does a good job of flattening his routes across the field
- Good top-end speed, and he reaches it quickly
- Great stop-start speed to create leverage
Weaknesses:
- Had an 8.0% drop rate in 2022
- Slight frame, which means physical cornerbacks can re-route him
- Average job of tracking the ball downfield
- Average range to make the catch
Combine Results:
- 40-Yard Dash: 4.44 seconds
- Vertical: 39.5 inches
- Broad Jump: 11 feet, 1 inches














