The New Orleans Saints are going to be starting the 2026 NFL season without a pivotal player for their rebuilt offense. It was announced on August 30 that Jordyn Tyson was officially being placed on the injured reserve list with a designation to return.
Jordyn Tyson‘s latest bout of hamstring trouble will lead the top-10 pick to IR. While that move headlines New Orleans’ odyssey down to 53 — along with
The New Orleans Saints received a major gut punch to their passing attack before the regular season even kicked off. Rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, selected eighth overall in the 2026 NFL Draft out of Arizona State, is expected to miss roughly two months after suffering a severe right hamstring injury during training camp.
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The New Orleans Saints need to figure out just how good quarterback Tyler Shough is. The latest Jordyn Tyson news doesn’t help that. The New Orleans Saints
The New Orleans Saints held tryouts for veteran free-agent wide receivers Chase Claypool and Josh Reynolds, according to NFL insider Mike Garafolo . The workouts came after rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson suffered a right hamstring injury that could sideline him for up to two months.
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Chase Claypool is not finished trying to work his way back into the NFL. The New Orleans Saints worked out the former Pittsburgh Steelers and Chicago Bears wide receiver as they evaluate their options following Jordyn Tyson’s injury, Ari Meirov reported.
With the hamstring injury to rookie first round choice Jordyn Tyson, the wide receiver room make up has changed a bit. The ASU wide out is expected to miss two months, placing more importance on the draft picks the Saints picked up after round one in 2026, and the returning veterans.
New Orleans Saints rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is the latest player to catch the injury bug, and he could miss the next two months with a right hamstring injury.
The New Orleans Saints are going to have to wait to see if Jordyn Tyson can make the impact they were hoping for when they selected him No. 8 overall in the 2026 draft.
The New Orleans Saints will be without their top rookie wideout for the start of the regular season, but that could give two more a chance to make an immediate impact.
Saints rookie WR Jordyn Tyson is expected to miss roughly two months with a hamstring injury, according to Mike Garafolo. This is a different hamstring than Tyson injured in the Spring.
When the New Orleans Saints drafted Jordyn Tyson, it was with the thought in mind that he would be a major contributor for the offense this season. Now, that outlook has changed a bit, and the Saints might have to start the season without him instead.
Saints HC Kellen Moore said that rookie WR Jordyn Tyson suffered a hamstring injury during their joint practice with the Jaguars on Thursday and will miss time as he recovers.
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New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shough and rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson landed on the NFLPA’s Rising Stars list. The Saints are just one of a few teams to have multiple players make the list.