Jalen Walthall joins the show to talk about his journey from Hawaii to UIW and his path toward the 2026 NFL Draft.

The 6’2”, 191 lb wide receiver out of UIW has been one of the most productive playmakers at the FCS level, totaling 155 receptions, 2,137 yards, and 22 TDs in just two seasons. In 2024 alone, Walthall put up 85 catches for 1,289 yards and 14 TDs, earning All-American honors, Walter Payton Award finalist recognition, and SLC Offensive Player of the Year.

We break down his game, including his ability as a deep threat, release package, and ball skills (high-pointing, tracking, etc.), along with what separates him from other small school WR prospects.

Walthall also discusses:

• His decision to stay at UIW despite transfer opportunities
• His development under Coach Killough
• His mindset and preparation for the NFL

📊 Measurables & Testing:

• 6’2” 191 lbs
• 10’11” broad jump
• 38.5” vertical
• 4.53 40-yard dash

He also shares insight into his recent momentum, including being invited to the Houston Texans Local Prospect Day.

If you’re looking for under-the-radar talent in the 2026 NFL Draft, this is a name to know.

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