Tyler Helming is a 6'0" Tight End/Edge in the 2028 class.
Helming attends Johnston in Iowa.
Helming's Player Profile was created on December 16, 2024.
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We last wrote about Helming following our last 2028 Class update all the way back in June. That...
Written by Rob Howe
Tyler
HelmingTE/EDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
210
HS
Johnston
|
IA
PRZIA ’28 Rankings Update Position Breakdown: TE
Physicality is not a problem for Helming, who combines it with a high-motor to look like he’s playing...
Written by Rob Howe
Tyler
HelmingTE/EDGE
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
210
HS
Johnston
|
IA
2028 Rankings Release: Freshman Film Review
Physicality is not a problem for Helming, who combines it with a high-motor to look like he’s playing...
Written by Rob Howe
Rob Howe | Prep Redzone Scout
Rob Howe
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We last wrote about Helming following our last 2028 Class update all the way back in June. That means we hadn’t yet posted an evaluation of his sophomore highlight video. There’s no better time than the present after releasing another update for the cycle in late January. Helming took the next step in his development during his 10th-grade campaign on the varsity in the fall while also absorbing reps in the both sides of the ball in non-varsity contests. It included a couple of catches for 29 yards and a touchdown as a receiver and a whole lot of blocking. He was credited with one pancake block but opened up a lot of other running lanes and bowed up in pass protection beyond that. Helming gets the job done lining up in multiple locations, including the slot, in-line and as an H-Back.
Physicality is not a problem for Helming, who combines it with a high-motor to look like he’s playing a bit faster than everyone else during his freshman highlight video. It’s useful film in that it illustrates Helming’s versatility and contributions. He blocks, scores as a holder on a fake kick, catches passes, delivers tackles for loss and sells popcorn at halftime. The latter is not true. But he could.
Physicality is not a problem for Helming, who combines it with a high-motor to look like he’s playing a bit faster than everyone else during his freshman highlight video. It’s useful film in that it illustrates Helming’s versatility and contributions. He blocks, scores as a holder on a fake kick, catches passes, delivers tackles for loss and sells popcorn at halftime. The latter is not true. But he could.