Tae Muskrat-Flynn is a 6'4" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2026 class.
Muskrat-Flynn attends Sallisaw in Oklahoma.
Muskrat-Flynn's Player Profile was created on July 10, 2025.
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Tae
Muskrat-FlynnWR/DB
Class
2026
Height
6'4"
HS
Sallisaw
|
OK
Ten 2026 Wide Receivers That Have Elevated
Sallisaw was once again a run-first team this season but that didn’t mean they didn’t have weapons on...
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Tae
Muskrat-FlynnWR/DB
Class
2026
Height
6'4"
HS
Sallisaw
|
OK
Sallisaw Black Diamonds OK 2025 Team Preview
One of the areas where Sallisaw needs to see new names emerge is at wide receiver after they...
Written by Michael Knight
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Sallisaw was once again a run-first team this season but that didn’t mean they didn’t have weapons on the outside. Tae Muskrat-FlynnTaeMuskrat-Flynn
6'4" | WR/DB
Sallisaw | 2026 StateOK
is one of the newcomers to the 2026 rankings after we got a chance to check out the film, in addition to seeing him in person back in the spring. Muskrat-Flynn started for the Black Diamonds on both sides of the ball and you could make an argument that he was just as valuable on defense in the secondary as he was on offense. And in all honesty, he could probably play on either side of the ball at the next level. But right now, we like his ceiling just a little bit more on the offensive side of the ball. He looks and feels like a natural playmaker on offense, capable of being dominant.
One of the areas where Sallisaw needs to see new names emerge is at wide receiver after they lost their leading receiver from last year to graduation. Senior Tae Muskrat-FlynnTaeMuskrat-Flynn
6'4" | WR/DB
Sallisaw | 2026 StateOK
is a player that we’re excited to see on offense but he’s also going to be one of their more productive players on defense. Starting there, Flynn finished with nearly 70 tackles and four interceptions last season. In fact, he filled up the stat sheet on the defensive side of the ball and is going to be one of the top two-way players in Class 4A. Offensively, he was second on the team in touchdown receptions. We think that his numbers will go up dramatically on offense and he could end up leading the team in receiving.