Tytan Weymiller is a 6'1" Defensive Back/Quarterback in the 2029 class.
Weymiller attends Waukon in Iowa.
Weymiller's Player Profile was created on December 4, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Tytan
WeymillerDB/QB
Class
2029
Height
6'1"
Weight
170
HS
Waukon
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IA
2029 Initial Watchlist Launch: Defensive Backs to Know
Waukon had a solid season in which they reached the second round of the 2A playoffs and saw...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Tytan
WeymillerDB/QB
Class
2029
Height
6'1"
Weight
170
HS
Waukon
|
IA
Season Review: Impactful Freshmen of 2025
Weymiller kicked of his high school career laying a strong foundation for what’s to come. As a freshman...
Written by Rob Howe
Oscar Galindo | Prep Redzone Scout
Oscar Galindo
Prep Redzone Nebraska Lead Scout
Waukon had a solid season in which they reached the second round of the 2A playoffs and saw players like freshman Tytan WeymillerTytanWeymiller
6'1" | 170 lbs | DB/QB
Waukon | 2029 IA
emerge as budding stars. Tytan ended his freshman campaign with 26.5 tackles, two TFLs, two interceptions, and a blocked kick. Tytan has solid size for the safety position at 6’1″ and 170 pounds with good length to his frame. He is very shifty in coverage, showing he can quickly break on the ball and can roam his zones effectively.
Weymiller kicked of his high school career laying a strong foundation for what’s to come. As a freshman in 2025, he got his feet wet as a signal caller, completing all four of his passing attempts, and running for 49 yards in limited duty. He also caught a few passes, highlighting his versatility and athleticism. Weymiller had his greatest impact on defense, where he registered 26.5 tackles, 19 of which were solo. He also contributed a pair of tackles for loss and an interception. In viewing the clips on his Hudl page, we witness a prospect with unusual athleticism, physicality and speed for a ninth-grader. Weymiller looks natural lining up at linebacker, where he diagnoses plays well and flows effectively to the football. He’s a dual-threat behind center with a chance to develop there as well. Keep an eye on this kid.