West Virginia football senior offensive lineman Wyatt Milum is solidifying himself as a top NFL Draft prospect in the offseason, and recently earned some extremely high praise from one of the top analytics companies in football.
The renowned Pro Football Focus (PFF), whose analytics services are employed by the majority of NFL and NCAA Division 1 organizations, has dropped their list of Top 101 College Football Players from the 2024 season and Milum found himself on the list.
But not only did the Kenova, W.Va-native and Spring Valley High School alum find his name on the list, but he was situated amongst the upper echelon of college football talent as he cracked the Top 20 -- Milum came in at No. 18 overall on the list.
Top 101 College Football Players from the 2024 Season:
— PFF College (@PFF_College) February 6, 2025
#18: Wyatt Milum, West Virginia
🟡 ZERO Sacks AND QB Hits Allowed pic.twitter.com/uAFAMj64fd
Milum allowed no sacks, no quarterback hits, and no quarterback hurries, giving up just seven quarterback pressures in total on the season. He finished the season with an overall grade of 90.1 from PFF, including a run-blocking grade of 84.2, and a pass-blocking grade of 89.8.
Milum also led an offensive line unit that averaged 192 rushing yards per game, which was a Top 10 rushing attack amongst all Power 4 programs. After the season, he was named just the 14th-ever Consensus All-American in WVU football history.
Milum’s NFL Draft stock is soaring, with multiple recent projections putting him as a selection on either Day 1 or Day 2 of the event -- including a mock draft from PFF that shows him as the 18th-overall selection in the Draft.