NFL Draft Sleepers - Tyas Martin
Eric Martinez • March 27, 2026

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Tyas Martin - Defensive lineman - Marshall University.  A three-star recruit according to various recruiting services, he was ranked as the No. 2 player in Arkansas and the No. 27 defensive tackle in the nation by Rivals coming out of high school. The 247Composite rated him as the No. 4 player from Arkansas, No. 42 defensive tackle nationally, and No. 693 overall player in the country. ESPN identified him as the No. 7 player from Arkansas and the No. 54 defensive tackle nationally. Meanwhile, 247Sports ranked him as the No. 12 player from Arkansas and the No. 69 defensive tackle in the country. He played three seasons at Jacksonville under coach Maurice Moody but was sidelined for the 2020 season due to an injury. Standing 6'4" 316 lbs, versatile interior run stuffer.  40-yard time: 5.28.  20-yard time: 2.99.  10-yard line: 1.77.  5-10-5 shuffle: 4.95.  L-Drill: 8.14.  23 bench.  Tyas Martin comes to Marshall from Jackson State where he reunites with defensive teammate Cam Smith. The Helena, Ark., native played in 15 games over the last two seasons at Jackson State, racking up 19 tackles. Went to Colorado out of high school as a three-star prospect. Saw first collegiate action against Minnesota. Marshall University held their Pro Day, and Martin tested well with positional drills.  Martin met with NFL teams such as the Browns, Steelers, Packers, and 49ers.  Tyas is represented by FBA Sports Management. www.futurebrightathletes.com

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