Tylan Wallace Fantasy

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Tylan Wallace sprained his knee during an end-around play against the Titans on Thursday evening, according to head coach John Harbaugh. "He believes Wallace's injury is minor, but he isn't sure how much time the receiver will miss," writes Jeff Zrebiec of The Athletic. Wallace caught just two passes for 23 yards as a rookie last season and hauled in one of two targets during this week's preseason contest. He had been expected to compete for the No. 4 role in a wide receiver room headlined by Rashod Bateman and Devin Duvernay, but it's possible that this injury sets him back.

Aug. 12th • 5:52 PM

With the 131st pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens have selected Oklahoma State wide receiver Tylan Wallace. Wallace is the second receiver the team has taken in this year's draft after they grabbed Rashod Bateman in the first. With Marquise Brown also on the roster and this team focusing a lot on the running game and on throwing to tight ends, it's hard to see much room for Wallace to breakout in his first NFL season. He led the Cowboys in receiving in each of his three seasons as a starter and is a great route runner who can make plays despite not being the fastest guy in the world. If healthy, he'll have a role in Baltimore for years, but it's impossible to love this landing spot with everything we know about the Ravens offense.

May. 1st • 1:46 PM