Dillon Stoner Declares for NFL Draft

Dillon Stoner ended his Oklahoma State career with a bang, and now he’s looking to take the next step in his football career.

On Saturday, Stoner tweeted out his intention to declare for this year’s NFL Draft, including a big thank you to Oklahoma State and its fanbase.

With the NCAA’s COVID eligibility waiver, Stoner had the choice to return for a sixth and final season at Oklahoma State.

Stoner finished 2020 with 42 catches for 573 yards and three scores with a huge chunk of that production coming during the Cowboys’ regular season finale against Baylor.

With Tylan Wallace sidelined, Stoner stepped into his Z position and thrived, reeling in eight of 12 (!) targets for a career best in both yards (247) and touchdowns (three).

Stoner finishes his career as OSU’s No. 9 all-time receiver.

And his 191 career catches land him at just behind fellow departing Cowboy, Tylan Wallace.

This message comes on the heels of Wallace’s message that he sent to Cowboy nation on Friday.

The 2021 NFL Draft takes the place the weekend of April 29-May 1.