Not sure if this is a free download from The Athletic or not, so I'll post the link below. Here is the end of writeup summary they have, but they have quite a bit of breakdown of strengths and weakness that they go into as well, several paragraphs on his background, they even reference Jack Tuttle as the reason Utah didnt offer. Anyway, the summary:

"SUMMARY: A three-year starter at BYU, Wilson was productive in former offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes’ RPO-based, heavy play-action scheme. He did a little bit
of everything, including traditional-I, five-wide and option plays. Although the competition was underwhelming, he produced dynamic tape in 2020 and broke Steve
Young’s BYU record for single-season completion percentage (73.5) while accounting for 43 total touchdowns. A quick-minded player, Wilson competes with the
creativity and ball-handling skills to make plays as a passer. He shows a natural feel for placement and touch. While he can be quick to bail and allow his mechanics to
break down, he thrives moving the pocket and improvising. Overall, Wilson doesn’t have an ideal body type, but his natural accuracy, off-platform skills and ability
to make great spontaneous decisions translate to any level of football. He will compete for NFL starting reps as a rookie."

Huge draft guide Brugler put together, here, IMO The Athletic is well, well worth the few dollars to subscribe: https://theathletic.com/2499821/2021/04/08/2021-nfl-draft-guide-636-prospects-ranked-415-scouting-reports-from-dane-brugler-the-beast-is-here/