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Saints rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is expected to miss about two months with a hamstring injury suffered during a joint practice with the Jaguars; if placed on injured reserve, he’d miss at least four games. Tyson has a history of injuries but posted strong numbers in 2024 and 2025, and coach Kellen Moore called the latest setback a fluke, saying the Saints will manage as he recovers.
Saints first-round wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is expected to miss around two months with a hamstring injury suffered during a joint practice with the Jaguars, likely delaying his NFL debut into October and making him a candidate for injured reserve unless the team waits to designate him. If placed on IR, he must miss at least four games. Tyson’s absence hurts New Orleans’ offense as they hoped to pair him with Chris Olave for QB Tyler Shough’s first full season as starter.
Saints wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is dealing with a right hamstring injury. Coach Kellen Moore said the new injury isn’t necessarily related to Tyson’s prior hamstring issues, and the team is gathering information to estimate a recovery timeline. Tyson’s Week 1 availability remains in question, leaving his early-season fantasy outlook uncertain despite high upside when healthy.
Saints first-round pick Jordyn Tyson will miss time with a hamstring injury sustained in a joint practice with the Jaguars. Saints coach Kellen Moore didn’t set a timetable, saying experts will evaluate and a plan will be made; the injury could extend into Week 1. Tyson, the No. 8 overall pick, was expected to pair with Chris Olave to support quarterback Tyler Shough.
The New Orleans Saints opened training camp with Jordyn Tyson making his debut on Day 1; the article offers day-one observations and notes that full coverage and deeper analysis are behind a subscriber paywall.
On the Saints’ first open OTA day, Tyler Shough locked in as QB1 by going 10-of-12 in 7-on-7 and distributing passes to seven different receivers, while rookie Jordyn Tyson was limited to individual drills. Spencer Rattler also worked, and Jonas Sanker led the early slot rotation. A Rath-led lineman reaction drill added a competitive element, and Mason Shipley competed at kicker as kicking battles begin. Several veterans were absent or limited, contract talks with Chris Olave continued toward training camp, and New Orleans plans joint practices with three preseason opponents while focusing on early-down installs and center depth behind Erik McCoy with rookies Simpkins III and Sherman in the mix.
The New Orleans Saints have signed all eight of their 2026 draft picks, with seven players including first-round wideout Jordyn Tyson agreeing to terms on Friday and second-round defensive tackle Christen Miller finalizing a four-year deal on Saturday. Miller, the 10th pick in the second round, posted 23 tackles, four tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks at Georgia last season. With all picks under contract, the Saints can focus on preparing the eight newcomers for the fall.
Day 2 of the Saints’ rookie minicamp was brief as several players were held for maintenance: first‑round pick Jordyn Tyson sat out a planned hamstring‑related rest day, while kickers and a few rookies (Christen Miller, Zxavian Harris) were out with injuries and CJ Donaldson wasn’t spotted. Coach Kellen Moore noted some players are on maintenance plans for minor injuries and conditioning. Barion Brown flashed with a diving downfield catch, signaling potential for a return‑game and receiving role as he focuses on route running and catching passes, with practices set to ramp up ahead of training camp.
The New Orleans Saints signed seven members of their 2026 NFL Draft class to four-year rookie contracts ahead of rookie minicamp, including first-round pick Jordyn Tyson (WR, Arizona State) and other selections Oscar Delp (TE), Jeremiah Wright (G), Bryce Lance (WR), Lorenzo Styles Jr. (S), Barion Brown (WR/RS) and TJ Hall (CB).
Matthew Berry’s Love/Hate post-draft column breaks down fantasy movers after the 2026 NFL Draft, listing QB loves (Tyler Shough, Jalen Hurts, Cam Ward), WR/TE loves (Rashee Rice, DeVonta Smith, Jordyn Tyson, Brock Bowers), and RB loves (Chase Brown, Cam Skattebo, Bhayshul Tuten, Jadarian Price), while hates include Malik Willis, Calvin Ridley, Rashod Bateman and Mason Taylor, among others, highlighting how new landing spots and depth charts reshape value for dynasty and season-long leagues.
The Chiefs’ draft strategy included a back-up plan to trade up for Mansoor Delane, but if that didn’t happen they would have chosen between Caleb Downs and Jordyn Tyson and possibly moved up for San Diego State CB Chris Johnson, trading a third- or fourth-round pick. Jermod McCoy’s knee concerns affected the board, but KC still landed four defensive picks (Delane, Woods, Thomas, Canady) with Delane expected to start, signaling a stronger 2026 defense.
New Orleans used eight picks in the 2026 NFL Draft to add speed and playmakers, including Jordyn Tyson, Bryce Lance, Barion Brown at WR, Oscar Delp at TE, Jeremiah Wright on the line, and Lorenzo Styles Jr. at safety, plus a veteran edge in Tyree Wilson acquired via a draft-day trade; they avoided trading up and signal a plan to build around QB Tyler Shough while relying on in-house options for the secondary.
Saints first-round WR Jordyn Tyson says teaming with Chris Olave will ease pressure on both and create a dangerous one-two threat for defenses; Tyson likens himself to Olave, is eager to prove himself, and looks forward to playing with quarterback Tyler Shough as New Orleans hopes to build on a late-season offensive upswing.
Paul Schwartz predicts the New York Giants will spend both of their 2026 first-round picks on LB Sonny Styles (Ohio State) at No. 5 and WR Jordyn Tyson (Arizona State) at No. 10, praising Styles’ elite athleticism and intangibles and Tyson as the top pure receiver in the class despite an injury history, with Styles likely to start Day 1 alongside Tremaine Edmunds.
Dan Parr’s final 2026 NFL mock draft envisions three trades that shake up Round 1, including the New York Giants selecting Arizona State WR Jordyn Tyson at No. 5 to bolster second-year QB Jaxson Dart, with a slew of other picks and moves across the opening night.