Tylen Singleton has been a dynamic Robin to Tackett Curtis’ Batman on Many’s defense for the past three seasons, and at this juncture in the season I don’t know if this analyst has seen a harder-hitting defensive player during a live evaluation this season. Singleton, the Consensus No. 1 player in The Boot for next year’s recruiting cycle, not only takes direct paths to the football but lowers his shoulder with incredible conviction. His physical prowess is a major aspect of his game, which opens up the door for big plays behind the line of scrimmage and game-changing plays as…

2024 standout Tylen Singleton is following a similar trajectory as Many (La.) teammate Tackett Curtis in a safety/linebacker role. The uber-athletic 6-foot-2, 200-pounder is also excelling in a hybrid role as an in-the-box defender on early downs that shifts out to cover on passing downs. Singleton plays with a chip on his shoulder and delivered some awe-inspiring knockdowns in the open field in this contest. He covers ground like a safety and takes good angles to the football, and he’s a versatile piece to use around the line of scrimmage. The versatility is reminiscent of hybrid linebacker Patrick Queen.