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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: Uncertain to practice this week
New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore said that the Saints will decide by Wednesday whether to open Jordyn Tyson's (hamstring) 21-day practice window this week, Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Footballreports.Adam Schefter of ESPN reported over the weekend that Tyson could have a chance at making his NFL debut as soon as this coming Sunday against the Browns, but until the Saints formally clear the wideout to practice, a target date for him to play will remain somewhat muddled. The No. 8 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, Tyson had a checkered medical history during his collegiate career, and the right hamstring strain he sustained in mid-August has only added to the long-term concerns about his durability. However, the 6-foot-2, 203-pound Tyson is undoubtedly talented, and he'll have a fairly clear path to the No. 2 receiver gig if he can get healthy.
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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: Could debut in Week 9
Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) could be reinstated from injured reserve and make his season debut as soon as next Sunday versus the Browns, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.The New Orleans Saints haven't cleared Tyson to practice since he strained his right hamstring during an Aug. 13 training camp workout, but the rookie first-round pick sounds like he could have his 21-day evaluation window opened in Week 9. Due to the length of his absence, Tyson may not be ready to play against Cleveland even if he checks out well in practice during the upcoming week, but in any case, he doesn't appear far away from making his NFL debut. Whenever he's activated, Tyson could push Devaughn Vele for the No. 2 receiver role behind top target Chris Olave.
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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: Will not practice this week
Jordyn Tyson (hamstring), per GM Mickey Loomis, is "getting closer" but will not practice this week, Ross Jackson of WWL Louisiana reports.Tyson made the trip to Paris with his teammates for Sunday's matchup with the Steelers, but he is not ready to resume working just yet. It's unclear exactly where he stands in the recovery process, but the New Orleans Saints are on bye in Week 8, so he will be afforded more time to get closer to 100 percent without missing another game. At the same time, fantasy players will not be able to deploy him in lineups until Week 9 at the earliest.
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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: Makes trip to Paris for Week 7
New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore said that Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) traveled to Paris in advance of Sunday's game against the Steelers, NewOrleans.football reports.Tyson has been sidelined since mid-August due to a right hamstring strain, but the Saints' decision to include him in their travel party to France could be a sign that his 21-day practice window will be opened this week. While Tyson would have a chance at making his NFL debut against the Steelers if he practices this week, the Saints may prefer to hold him out through their Week 8 bye to give him additional time to heal. Whenever he makes his way back from injured reserve, the No. 8 overall pick in the draft could immediately push Devaughn Vele for the No. 2 spot on the depth chart at receiver behind Chris Olave.
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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: Not yet ready to practice
New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore said Monday that Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) is "progressing well" but isn't on track to return to practice this week, Jeff Nowak reports.Tyson has resided on injured reserve all season after sustaining a right hamstring strain during an Aug. 13 training camp practice. Though the rookie first-round pick hasn't hit any reported snags in his recovery, the Saints aren't yet ready to open his 21-day practice window. Adam Schefter of ESPN previously reported that Tyson wouldn't make his NFL debut until Week 7, but because the young wideout hasn't resumed practicing yet, a return to game action following the Saints' Week 8 bye is probably more realistic at this point.
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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: Remains weeks away from return
Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) is said to be making progress and feeling good but isn't expected to be activated from injured reserve until Week 7 at the soonest, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.New Orleans placed Tyson on IR with a designation to return back on Aug. 30, making him eligible to resume practicing and playing with the team as soon as Week 5. New Orleans Saints head coach Kellen Moore previously disclosed Thursday that Tyson wasn't on track to resume practicing during the upcoming week, and Schefter's report further fuels the notion that the team will take a deliberate approach with the rookie first-round draft pick, who is on the mend from a right hamstring strain and had a history of soft-tissue injuries during his time in college. Though a Week 7 return is on the table, the Saints will go on bye Week 8, which could make a Week 9 home matchup with the Browns a more likely target for Tyson's NFL debut.
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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: Not expected to practice next week
Head coach Kellen Moore said Thursday that he doesn't expect Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) to practice next week, Matthew Paras of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.At the time his most recent hamstring injury flared up in mid-August, Tyson was given a prognosis of roughly two months, which he's still in the midst of. As a player on injured reserve, his practice window can be opened next week, but that doesn't appear to be a consideration for the New Orleans Saints at this time. It remains to be seen when the eighth overall pick in the 2026 Draft will be able to make his pro debut.
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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: Lands on IR, designated to return
Jordyn Tyson (hamstring) was placed on injured reserve with a designation to return by New Orleans on Sunday.Tyson has had recurring issues with his right hamstring, and the most recent flare-up is expected to result in two months on the sideline, so Sunday's transaction comes as no surprise. He'll be required to miss at least the first four games of the season, but considering the aforementioned recovery timeline, he likely will be out beyond Week 5. During Tyson's absence, Devaughn Vele and rookies Bryce Lance and Barion Brown will have opportunities for targets behind top WR Chris Olave.
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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: In line to miss roughly two months
Jordyn Tyson is expected to miss about two months due to the hamstring injury he suffered last week, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.Per the report, Tyson sought multiple medical opinions on an injury that coach Kellen Moore indicated is separate from the one he dealt with in the spring, but the 2026 first-rounder now appears to be on track to miss time out of the gate this season. Considering the proposed length of Tyson's recovery, it could be more open-ended than the New Orleans Saints are letting on, but the team will continue to evaluate the wideout's injury. Meanwhile, Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football indicates that starting the campaign on IR -- which would force him to miss at least four games -- is a possibility for Tyson. In Tyson's looming absence, Devaughn Vele, Bryce Lance (undisclosed) and Barion Brown are candidates to see added reps alongside Chris Olave, the team's top healthy WR.
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Saints' Jordyn Tyson: Still in wait-and-see mode, per Moore
Coach Kellen Moore said Saturday that the team is "still in collection mode" regarding Jordyn Tyson (hamstring), Mike Triplett of NewOrleans.Football reports.Tyson suffered a right hamstring injury during practice Thursday, and Moore suggested Friday that the issue could impact the rookie wideout's availability for the beginning of the regular season. Tyson also dealt with hamstring issues during his final campaign with Arizona State, though Moore has said that his current injury isn't related. Nonetheless, fantasy managers who have yet to draft are justified in being wary of investing too heavily in Tyson given his current hazy outlook. However, if he's able to get healthy, Tyson is expected to have a major role in the New Orleans Saints' passing game and possesses plenty of upside.
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