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ESPN’s Field Yates mock for the Chiefs projects Jordyn Tyson (WR, Arizona State) at No. 9, Cashius Howell (Edge, Texas A&M) at No. 29, and Jake Golday (LB, Cincinnati) at No. 40, aiming to add a big-play receiver and replace Leo Chenal with added edge/coverage versatility.
Kyle Dvorchak's 2026 NFL Mock Draft 2.0, released after free agency reshaped the board, has the Dolphins addressing their WR need by selecting Jordyn Tyson at No. 11 (in a scenario that followed a hypothetical Jaylen Waddle trade), with the rest of the first round featuring a mix of quarterbacks, edge rushers, offensive tackles and defensive playmakers for teams like the Jets, Cardinals, Titans and Browns.
Jordyn Tyson, a top NFL draft prospect, has battled multiple injuries but credit’s his older brother Jaylon for constant rehab support; he flourished for ASU with 75 catches, 1,101 yards and 10 TDs in 2024 and earlier logged 61 catches for 711 yards and eight TDs at Colorado. ESPN ranks him among the premier WRs; with Cleveland owning two first-round picks, the Tyson brothers could become the first siblings drafted in the first rounds of two different pro sports in the same city, reuniting Jordyn with Jaylon, who plays for the Cavaliers. The brothers’ close bond, size (6-foot-2, ~200 pounds), and football IQ position Jordyn as a potential difference-maker for the Browns.
NFL Network analyst Gennaro Filice's 1.0 mock for the 2026 draft has RB Jeremiyah Love cracking the top five and WR Jordyn Tyson landing with the Kansas City Chiefs at pick No. 9, with the rest of the first round filled by teams addressing quarterback, offensive line, defense and pass-catching needs.
The University of Colorado Boulder's football team has seen 18 players leave since the spring game and 31 since the NCAA transfer portal window opened on April 15. The latest group of 16 players includes leading rusher Deion Smith and receiver Jordyn Tyson, who is recovering from a knee injury. In total, 18 players have left the Buffs since Saturday's spring game. Head coach Deion Sanders has promised major changes and has already made some decisions, leaving him with 17 open spots to work with at the moment.
The University of Colorado Boulder's football team has seen 18 players leave since the spring game and 31 since the NCAA transfer portal window opened on April 15. The latest group of 16 players includes leading rusher Deion Smith and receiver Jordyn Tyson, who is recovering from a knee injury. Overall, 68 scholarship players are projected for next season, giving head coach Deion Sanders 17 open spots to work with at the moment.
Six Colorado Buffaloes players, including wide receivers Montana Lemonious-Craig and Jordyn Tyson, have entered the transfer portal since coach Deion Sanders' spring game debut. Lemonious-Craig caught three passes for 154 yards and two touchdowns during the game, while Tyson finished last season as the top receiver on the roster. Safety Tyrin Taylor, offensive lineman Jackson Anderson, wide receiver Chase Sowell, and linebacker Shakaun Bowser are the other players looking for new programs. Players have until Saturday to enter their names into the portal.