"It feels like there is a prospect compared to Tyler Lockett every draft cycle, but Tyler Scott has the legitimate upside to be a similar player in the NFL," Brugler wrote. "A high school running back and track stud, Scott has outstanding speed and short-area suddenness to create his own separation. He is one of “my guys” in this year’s draft class."
Jaco Infante @jacobinfante24
If you don’t know the name Tyler Scott, you do now.
The Cincinnati WR is one of the fastest weapons in the 2023 NFL Draft. Underrated prospect who I don’t think will be underrated for much longer.
I don’t get all the mock draft love. I don’t think he’s a day 2 WR. Probably a day 3, if that. KR/PR, some upside.This is the best WR prospect people aren't talking about. He is small but a true junior, hits the efficiency/target metrics people like and was on Feldman's Freak List with a sub 4.3 forty, 40 inch vert, 11 foot broad and a squat 3.5 times weight. Love him.
I think he is 2nd round. He's probably the fastest, strongest and youngest of the small fast WRs.I don’t get all the mock draft love. I don’t think he’s a day 2 WR. Probably a day 3, if that. KR/PR, some upside.This is the best WR prospect people aren't talking about. He is small but a true junior, hits the efficiency/target metrics people like and was on Feldman's Freak List with a sub 4.3 forty, 40 inch vert, 11 foot broad and a squat 3.5 times weight. Love him.
He’s tiny and fast. There’s a bunch of those dudes this year.
So, so many - they’re so tiny. It’s adorable.I think he is 2nd round. He's probably the fastest, strongest and youngest of the small fast WRs.I don’t get all the mock draft love. I don’t think he’s a day 2 WR. Probably a day 3, if that. KR/PR, some upside.This is the best WR prospect people aren't talking about. He is small but a true junior, hits the efficiency/target metrics people like and was on Feldman's Freak List with a sub 4.3 forty, 40 inch vert, 11 foot broad and a squat 3.5 times weight. Love him.
He’s tiny and fast. There’s a bunch of those dudes this year.
He’s tiny and fast...
So, so - so tiny. It’s adorable.
Tyler Scott and Jalin Hyatt are basically the same guy in my opinion. In my eyes, that means Hyatt is overrated, I think they should both be 3rd round guys, but I think if you like Hyatt, you should love Scott even later.
I don't think his numbers will be better in the pros, but 900-9 isn't bad at all. In Cincinnati's case, they aren't a prolific passing team. Tyler Scott put up better numbers than Alec Pierce did the season before, and that was with a QB nowhere near as effective as Desmond Ridder was.Tyler Scott and Jalin Hyatt are basically the same guy in my opinion. In my eyes, that means Hyatt is overrated, I think they should both be 3rd round guys, but I think if you like Hyatt, you should love Scott even later.
Question because he is a player I have not spent a lot of time on...nothing too special #'s at Cincy...why do you think he will be able to produce better #'s at the NFL level (unless I am assuming that and you don't think he will)?
Bears selected Cincinnati WR Tyler Scott with the No. 133 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.
Scott (5’10/177) was a high school running back recruited by numerous Power Five programs, but he ultimately opted to stay in Ohio and play for the Bearcats. He didn’t see much action as a freshman but got on the field more in his second season. Scott earned a full-time role in 2022 and posted a true breakout campaign with a 54-899-9 receiving line. Despite his size, Scott played primarily on the outside, beating corners with his route-running and blazing speed. Scott doesn’t have the physicality to consistently beat man coverage and also committed more than his fair share of drops. He only has two years of playing time as a receiver under his belt, so there’s more room for him to grow than most prospects. If he hits his ceiling, Scott could look something like T.Y. Hilton at the next level. Still only 21 years old, Scott is a projectable talent for the Bears' improving receiver corps.
Apr 29, 2023, 1:34 PM ET
I love this pick for the Bears and really hope Scott turns into a solid pro. I think your assessment of the situation is probably correct.Bears got a steal here, I thought Scott had round 3 talent. Not sure I love the landing spot but I actually am a believer in Fields. DJ Moore becomes the clear top target but I don't have any faith in Claypool, he is gone after this year. Mooney is recovering from ankle surgery and is a FA after this season. It's probably a bit too much to ask Scot to outplay Mooney but he could find himself as Mooney's replacement for 2024 and beyond. It might not be the most lucrative fantasy position but I like his chances of sticking around (relative to his 4th round dynasty adp of course).
Yep, his chances of being even Darnell Mooney 2.0 are low but I am willing to be patient with him.I love this pick for the Bears and really hopeBears got a steal here, I thought
Scott
had round 3 talent. Not sure I love the landing spot but I actually am a believer in
Fields
.
DJ Moore
becomes the clear top target but I don't have any faith in
Claypool
, he is gone after this year.
Mooney
is recovering from ankle surgery and is a FA after this season. It's probably a bit too much to ask Scot to outplay
Mooney
but he could find himself as
Mooney
's replacement for 2024 and beyond. It might not be the most lucrative fantasy position but I like his chances of sticking around (relative to his 4th round dynasty adp of course).
Scott
turns into a solid pro. I think your assessment of the situation is probably correct.
Couple quick notes from the Bears Rookie minicamp.
Mooney
is running behind schedule on his rehab; Bears are hopeful he is ready for minicamp.
Tyler Scott
went up against 2nd rd pick Tyrique
Stevenson
multiple times and
Stevenson
"won" the matchup every time. Those two trained together prior to the draft and
Stevenson
claimed he already knew how to shut him down. Not looking much into that, but also not the first story you want to hear about a kid either.
Hopefully that is more a Stevenson is awesome story.I love this pick for the Bears and really hope Scott turns into a solid pro. I think your assessment of the situation is probably correct.Bears got a steal here, I thought Scott had round 3 talent. Not sure I love the landing spot but I actually am a believer in Fields. DJ Moore becomes the clear top target but I don't have any faith in Claypool, he is gone after this year. Mooney is recovering from ankle surgery and is a FA after this season. It's probably a bit too much to ask Scot to outplay Mooney but he could find himself as Mooney's replacement for 2024 and beyond. It might not be the most lucrative fantasy position but I like his chances of sticking around (relative to his 4th round dynasty adp of course).
Couple quick notes from the Bears Rookie minicamp. Mooney is running behind schedule on his rehab; Bears are hopeful he is ready for minicamp.
Tyler Scott went up against 2nd rd pick Tyrique Stevenson multiple times and Stevenson "won" the matchup every time. Those two trained together prior to the draft and Stevenson claimed he already knew how to shut him down. Not looking much into that, but also not the first story you want to hear about a kid either.
Chris Emma @CEmma670
Bears rookie receiver Tyler Scott shined during practice today, including an impressive diving catch deep down the sidelines. He's going to be an interesting player to watch throughout training camp.
Adam Jahns @adamjahns
Rookie WR Tyler Scott’s speed and separation is another highlight so far today in Bears camp. I’d like to see him against the best DBs. But you can see the wheels and deep ball ability.