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Height	Weight	Arm Length	Hand Size
6'6"	271 lbs.	35 3/8"	9 5/8"

40 Yard Dash	Bench Press	Vertical Jump	Broad Jump	3-Cone Drill	20 Yard Shuttle
N/A	23 Reps	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

Games	Tackles	Tackles for Loss	Sacks	Pass defended	Interceptions	Forced Fumbles	Touchdowns
35	121	32.0	17.0	1	0.0	1	0.0

Pros

• Elite prototypical build for a defensive lineman.

• Freakish athleticism is rare for his size.

• Pterodactyl wingspan.

• Ridiculous power throughout frame. 

• Massive power from his punch rocks offensive lineman with exceptional consistency.

• Once he extends his arms into his opposing offensive lineman's frame, it's often game over.

• Highly effective swim move on offensive lineman often wins as a first move.

• One arm stab is unbeatable against shorter armed lineman.

• More than enough strength to rag doll offensive lineman.

• Vice grips for hands help him drag down quarterbacks one handed handed.
  

• Best bull rush in the draft when he gets his pads low.

• Fights through recovery blocks effortlessly.

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• Great flexibility for his size allows him to squeeze through cracks in the line. 

• RUNS! offensive lineman into the pocket, often forcing the quarterback out into the open.

• Menace on the edge when he digs in his heels in run game, often forcing run plays to bounce outside.

• Knifes through backside blocks with relentless power.

• Highly effective on stunts and twists where he can get to top speed run down quarterbacks

• Has lined up all over the front seven and been productive, showing elite level versatility.

Cons

• Lacks the explosive first step off the line.

• Comes out of his stance with high pad level too often. 

• Hand fighting technique needs considerable work.

• If his initial rush move fails, doesn't seem to have an effective counter rush move. 

• Too often relies on his freakish athleticism to win matchups.

• Bites hard on misdirection plays too much.

• Needs more nastiness to overall game.

• High level of versatility may have hindered development for true position in pros.

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• Needs a runway to reach top speed.

Overview

If you could build a pass rusher in factory, he likely would look a lot like Tyree Wilson. His freakish size, immense power, and rare versatility allows him be mismatch nightmare on the defensive line. His ability to simply run through offensive lines with pure strength and athleticism is hard not to love and when he simply puts a swim move or one-arm stab on an offensive lineman, he often makes plays in the backfield. Is he raw for a Top 10 pick in the draft? Yes, but if he can add some more pass rush moves to his arsenal and clean up his pad level, he can be an every down monster in the NFL. His tremendous versatility for a defensive lineman prospect as well makes him an good option anywhere a defensive coordinator wants to line him up and could be the anchor of young and up and coming defense.