Grant Tylutki is a 5'9" Defensive Back in the 2025 class.
Tylutki attends Rocori in Minnesota.
Tylutki's Player Profile was created on July 24, 2022.
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133 tackles, 13 TFL, .5 sack, 1 INTrnLike Baisley, I couldn’t find recent film on Tylutki, but here...
Written by Brian Jerzak
Grant
TylutkiDB
Class
2025
Height
5'9"
Weight
185
HS
Rocori
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MN
5 Rising Senior DBs Flashing High-Level Potential
Tylutki stands out as a versatile and intelligent football player with a well-rounded skill set. His keen understanding...
Written by Zack Patraw
Grant
TylutkiDB
Class
2025
Height
5'9"
Weight
185
HS
Rocori
|
MN
Brian’s Best: Rocori vs. Holy Angels
Early in the game, Tylutki caught a deep out on the sidelines. Then, he caught a touchdown down...
Written by Brian Jerzak
Brian Jerzak | Prep Redzone Scout
Brian Jerzak
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133 tackles, 13 TFL, .5 sack, 1 INTrnLike Baisley, I couldn’t find recent film on Tylutki, but here is what I thought when I saw him play live this past season.
Early in the game, Tylutki caught a deep out on the sidelines. Then, he caught a touchdown down the middle of the field. Then, the junior caught a quick out route, put his foot in the ground, and got upfield for fifteen yards. On defense, he made a solid tackle on the outside. Then, he held contain and made an excellent form tackle for a short gain. Later in the game, he effectively played the option, stopping an option pitch for a short loss. Tylutki even made a big play on special teams – a 25-yard punt return.
Tylutki stands out as a versatile and intelligent football player with a well-rounded skill set. His keen understanding of zone coverage is evident in his ability to identify and occupy the right landmarks, showcasing exceptional situational awareness. Tylutki’s reliability as an open-field tackler and his solid contributions in the run game highlights his dependability in crucial situations. Playing multiple roles, he demonstrates adaptability, contributing effectively in various defensive capacities. His skill in shedding blocks and making tackles makes him tough to run against on the edge. Notably, Tylutki’s knowledge of leverage enhances his positional advantage over opponents, adding an extra layer to his significance on the field. With enough speed to keep up with receivers and the ability to blitz off the edge, Tylutki displays versatility, as he can be placed anywhere on the defense and has shown he can succeed. As a really solid overall athlete, his diverse skill set positions him as a valuable asset capable of making significant plays across different aspects of the game, making him a standout presence on the field.
Early in the game, Tylutki caught a deep out on the sidelines. Then, he caught a touchdown down the middle of the field. Then, the junior caught a quick out route, put his foot in the ground, and got upfield for fifteen yards. On defense, he made a solid tackle on the outside. Then, he held contain and made an excellent form tackle for a short gain. Later in the game, he effectively played the option, stopping an option pitch for a short loss. Tylutki even made a big play on special teams – a 25-yard punt return.