the big-bodied Rutgers QB prospect with dual-threat juice
Tylin Oden arrived at Rutgers as a 6-5 dual-threat quarterback from Spring Hill, Tennessee, and the early profile was all about athletic upside, rushing ability, and the kind of size that can stress defenses in a power-spread look. In 2016, he appeared in six games, ran for 144 yards on 37 carries, and even flashed as a freshman when Rutgers needed a change-up. He’s the type of quarterback you care about if you want mobility, patience, and a developmental frame; the catch is that his Rutgers career was interrupted early by a dismissal for a team-rules violation, so the fit question is as much about context and risk as talent.
