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Tyson finished as the WR43 for Week 9 so far, catching 4 of 5 targets for 30 yards in his NFL debut. His first catch resulted in a lost fumble. The eighth overall pick was activated off IR on Saturday after a hamstring injury in August. He played just 18 snaps but ran 16 routes, all in 11 personnel, which works out to a target on 31% of his routes.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) is active for today’s game vs. the Browns. We’re expecting the rookie to be limited in his debut, coming off a lengthy absence. Keep Tyson on fantasy benches this week, but he could be a starting option soon.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson is expected to play against the Browns on Sunday, insider Jordan Schultz reports. It'll be the regular-season debut for the eighth overall pick of this year's draft, who's been out since going down with a hamstring injury in mid-August. Tyson was dominating training camp before the injury and has exciting upside. But we'd be surprised if he played anywhere close to a full slate of snaps this weekend considering how cautious the Saints have been bringing him back from this injury.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) was limited in practice all week and is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game vs. the Browns. If he plays, we expect him to be on a snap count coming off the lengthy absence. Tyson shouldn’t be in Week 9 fantasy lineups but remains an exciting stash.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) got in a limited practice on Wednesday, his first official practice of the season. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Sunday that Tyson has a chance to debut vs. the Browns this weekend, but we'd expect him to be limited if he does. Tyson shouldn't be in your Week 9 fantasy plans, but he remains an intriguing upside stash.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) has a chance to make his debut vs. the Browns next weekend, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. "But even if it’s not then, he is not far away from playing," Schefter adds. Tyson has been sidelined since re-injuring his right hamstring in mid-August. That hamstring has given him trouble for over a year now. The Saints have wisely played it safe with the first-round rookie's return, and we don't expect him to play a full slate of snaps right away. But a healthy Tyson could become a big part of this Saints passing game down the stretch. He's worth rostering in the vast majority of fantasy leagues.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson will not practice this week, GM Mickey Loomis said Wednesday. Tyson traveled with the team to Paris for Sunday's game vs. the Steelers and is "improving," per Loomis. "We feel like we're getting closer," Loomis added. "I don't have a specific timetable for [his return] yet, but we're encouraged." Tyson will miss Week 7 and then get a Week 8 bye. We'll see if he's ready to make his debut in Week 9 vs. the Browns. Tyson remains a high-upside bench stash.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) is eligible to come off IR this week, but ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that the rookie is still "weeks away" from a return. Tyson is "making progress and feeling good," per Schefter, but he's not expected to debut until Week 7 at the earliest. The Saints are wisely taking it slow with Tyson, who has been dealing with hamstring trouble for about a full year now. He's still worth keeping stashed as a potential second-half asset, but don't plan on getting Tyson into starting lineups until November.

The debut for top-10 pick Jordyn Tyson is officially on hold after the Saints placed him on injured reserve per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The hamstring injury is going to cause the rookie wide receiver to miss at least the first four games of the 2026 campaign.

After initially not receiving a timetable for Jordyn Tyson’s return from a hamstring injury, it’s now reported that he’s expected to miss time “... deep into September,” per Saints beat reporter Nick Underhill. While the Saints haven’t officially placed him on injured reserve, Underhill says it’s possible as the team continues to evaluate his injury.

Saints head coach Kellen Moore said rookie WR Jordyn Tyson will miss time with a right hamstring issue, per ESPN's Katherine Terrell. Moore wouldn’t give a timetable, but he did mention that “it could” potentially linger into Week 1 of the regular season.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson left Thursday's practice with a hamstring injury, according to New Orleans Football's Mike Triplett. Nick Underhill hears that the injury isn't "super serious," but it's still a concern given Tyson's history of hamstring trouble.

Saints WR Chris Olave has remained sidelined this offseason after a blood clot was found in his lung in January. The issue cost him last season's finale, but ESPN's Adam Schefter reported at the time that it would only keep him out for a month. It's now been over five months.

The New Orleans Saints selected North Dakota State WR Bryce Lance in Round 4 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Like his brother Trey, Lance starred at North Dakota State. He moved into the starting lineup in 2024 and immediately delivered. He posted back-to-back 1,000- yard seasons and earned first-team allconference honors both years. Lance brings ideal boundary size and vertical juice. He averaged 21.2 yards per catch in 2025 and posted an elite 3.57 yards per route run, one of the strongest efficiency marks in the class. The tape matches the numbers. Lance wins downfield with body control, tracking ability, and finishing strength. Competition level and age (25 in September) work against Lance

The New Orleans Saints selected Arizona State WR Jordyn Tyson with the eighth overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. The lone red flag on Tyson’s profile is durability. He missed roughly 34% of his college career with a multi-ligament knee injury, a broken collarbone, hamstring issues, and a Lisfranc injury. That history presents downside risk, but Tyson looked like a potential No. 1 WR when healthy. He peaked as a junior, posting a huge 75-1,101-10 line. Playing under WRs coach (and former Steelers WR) Hines Ward, Tyson posted a strong 3.04 yards per route run while seeing a near-even mix of usage inside and out. He brings NFL size at 6’2, 203 pounds, wins with sharp route running, and creates separation at all levels. Tyson’s physical tools give him a chance to be the best WR in this class.

The Giants are trading DT Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals for the 10th overall pick in this year's draft. That means the Giants will be picking fifth and 10th. Lawrence recently requested a trade and indicated his desire to leave was not just about money. Multiple reports say, however, that the 28-year-old will be getting a contract extension from Cincinnati.