Tyland is a lengthy wide receiver who holds an offer from Memphis. Through his first two years of high school, he has two state championships and is a one-time All-American.

He can bring returner value with his high-level athleticism and agility. Secondly, he has good body control and strong hands at the point of the catch. His length gives him an advantage in jump-ball situations. An area of improvement needed is his route tree; he is more of a serious threat than someone who can gain easy yardage when needed.

Tyland Richmond Tyland Richmond 6'3" | 178 lbs | WR Jackson North Side | 2028 State TN has emerged as an early favorite for tournament MVP. This kid is an easy eval, looking all of 6’3 175, and having the juice athletically to make him even more of a weapon. He played on both sides of the ball. Defensively, he was smothering. If he got his hands on receivers, he immediately took away that area of the field. Offensively, he is just a natural mismatch, but he had the ball skills and body control to consistently climb the ladder and execute. Richmond is now a frequent top performer at PRZ 7v7 tournaments. He holds an offer from Memphis, and that list could explode soon.

Another player to catch my attention was Tyland Richmond Tyland Richmond 6'3" | 178 lbs | WR Jackson North Side | 2028 State TN , a wide receiver for Dynamic Athlete Hub 18U that was unstoppable during the tournament. Richmond’s size and outstanding speed off the snap came in handy as he was able to beat the defense down the field and get in perfect position to haul in the deep pass. Richmond was also an efficient playmaker in the redzone, proving his ability to haul in the touchdown pass.

Another highly explosive prospect to showcase his talent was Tyland Richmond Tyland Richmond 6'3" | 178 lbs | WR Jackson North Side | 2028 State TN , a wide receiver for Dynamic Athlete Hub 18U that was on fire down the stretch. Richmond was always open for the deep pass as his great size and wingspan made it real easy for him to haul in the hail mary pass. Richmond also did a great job of getting open for the short pass, using his electric speed off the snap to his team’s advantage.