Wallace Brings Speed, Potential to Browns

On March 22nd, the Cleveland Browns added some speed to their roster this week by signing

wide receiver Tylan Wallace, formerly of the Baltimore.

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At 5 feet 11 inches and under 200 pounds, Wallace brings a 4.3940-yard dash time that

first got him noticed out of.

Oklahoma State

The team hopes he can shine on offense and in the return game where they've struggled

to find top talent.

Wallace reunites with his old offensive coordinator Todd Munkin, now calling plays for Cleveland.

In three NFL seasons with Baltimore, he posted just 24 catches for 353 yards, often buried

in a deep receiver group.

Fans and analysts see potential despite his limited touches.

His biggest moments include a 76 yard overtime punt return to beat the Los Angeles Rams in

2023 and in 84 yard.

Touchdown catch against the Cincinnati Bengals last year.

Back in college from 2018 to 2020, Wallace exploded for nearly 3,500 receiving yards

on 205, catches and 26 touchdowns.

His standout game was 222 yards and two scores versus Texas.

With fresh opportunity in Cleveland, Wallace could finally break out as a big play threat

on a squad needing spart from its skill players.