Tyler Tanner’s Combine Measurements and 19.5 PPG Highlight NBA Draft Prospects

Tanner attended the combine ahead of scrimmage sessions that began Wednesday. He joins a group of prospects from programs such as Wisconsin, Auburn and Kentucky. The event gives NBA scouts a close look at his physical tools and on‑court production.

At the combine Tanner recorded a height of 5'10.75", weight of 167 pounds, a wingspan of 6'4.25" and a standing reach of 7'9". In the 2025‑26 season he posted 19.5 points, 3.6 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game while shooting 48.5% from the field and 36.8% from three‑point range. He told ESPN that his lifelong goal is to play in the NBA, that he is fully focused on achieving it and that he aims to elevate his teammates while showcasing his abilities.

During his freshman year Tanner averaged 5.6 points, 2.2 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game. His sophomore season represents a significant leap in scoring and playmaking. Tanner has said he is maintaining his college eligibility and would receive the most lucrative contract in Vanderbilt basketball history if he returns to school.

The combine also tests athletic agility, shooting and vertical leap, providing overall data that teams use to compare prospects.

Tanner’s size remains a concern for teams that prioritize length, but his scoring efficiency and playmaking ability provide offensive upside. Scouts will weigh his ability to create shots against his defensive limitations and limited vertical reach. His performance in the upcoming scrimmages and interview feedback will shape whether he moves into the first round or slips to the second.