Tyler Allgeier

2022 Rookie Profile

School: Brigham Young
Year: Junior (RS)
Date of Birth: April 5, 2000
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College Stats

Year	School	G	Att	Yds	Avg	TD	Rec	Yds	Avg	TD
2018	BYU	4	9	49	5.4	0	1	-3	-3.0	0
2019	BYU	11	17	119	7.0	0	3	67	22.3	1
2020	BYU	11	150	1130	7.5	13	14	174	12.4	0
2021	BYU	13	276	1601	5.8	23	28	199	7.1	0
Career	BYU		452	2899	6.4	36	46	437	9.5	1

Metrics and Measurables

Measurables	(Percentile)
Height	5’11” (57th)
Weight	224 lbs (78th)
Wingspan	74 1/2″ (53rd)
Arm Length	31 1/2″ (69th)
Hand Size	9 5/8″ (78th)
40-Yard Dash	4.60s (33rd)
Vertical Jump	33″ (31st)
Broad Jump	120″ (61st)
3-Cone Drill
20-Yard Shuttle
Bench Press

Metrics	(Percentile)
Speed Score	100.1 (64th)
Burst Score	116.1 (37th)
Agility Score
College Dominator	35.8% (84th)
Target Share	10.0% (77th)
SPARQ

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PREDATOR Score

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Injury Risk

Low

• Undisclosed illness (2020) – Missed 1 game

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Player Analysis

The Good

• Vision – Elite in this category. Identifies holes quickly and finds running lanes with ease.
• Patience – Waits for blocks to develop as opposed to running full speed as soon as he touches the ball.
• Effort – Gives 100% on every play. Chased down a defender after a turnover and forced a fumble.
• Contact Balance – Physical back and can eat hits from defenders. Rarely knocked backwards.
• Durability – Only missed one game in college, which was due to illness not injury.

The Bad

• Pass Catching – Improved each year of college, but definitely not a dynamic threat in this area and only runs a basic route tree.
• Pass Blocking – Gives effort and identifies rushers, but needs work with mechanics.
• Elusiveness – Size prevents him from regularly juking defenders.

Overall Assessment

PRE-DRAFT: Allgeier began his collegiate career as a running back, switched to linebacker, and then moved back to running back. His physicality is an asset and his size affords him great contact balance. His best traits are his vision and patience as a runner. You won’t see him take many negative plays because he always seems to find the hole. Allgeier is a great fit for a zone blocking scheme and has the ability to make one cut and go. He didn’t test great in the 40 at the Combine, but he does possess enough game speed to break away from defenders for long gains. He’ll need to prove his worth in the passing game if he desires a three-down role in the NFL, but he is one of my favorite sleepers in this class.

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Player Comparison: James Conner

Rankings

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