Why Jordyn Tyson Remains Elite NFL Draft Prospect

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"The Colorado transfer has teamed up with quarterback Sam Leavitt to light up defenses for two seasons now. Tyson's superpower is being open even when it looks like he's completely blanketed. It makes him essentially uncoverable in the red zone. He wins on 50-50 balls and outmuscles defensive backs. His 116 receiving yards after first contact rank inside the top 20 nationwide."

Tyson currently slots in behind Lemon for the title of the top receiver for the time being - while Lemon has played at potentially the highest level of anyone at the position this season, it feels premature to slot the USC standout over Tyson.

Tyson's advanced route running, improved crispness in running basic routes such as digs/slants, high-level understanding of how to operate against a wide array of coverages, second-level burst, willingness as a run blocker, and so much more make him one of the most well-rounded prospects at the receiver spot in recent seasons.

Tyson's near-instant rapport with quarterback Sam Leavitt after playing with multiple quarterbacks at Colorado also points to the ability to gel with virtually anyone.

Tyson is sure to be of interest to NFL franchises such as the Tennessee Titans, who are looking to find a top-level receiver for franchise QB Cam Ward, or the New Orleans Saints, who are simply looking to collect as much high-level talent as they can - regardless of position.

The Texas native has at least six games left with the Arizona State program - he is well on his way to becoming an all-time great player in the history of the program - with the potential to guide the program to a second consecutive Big 12 championship in the process.

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