Eagles' Draft Steal? Jordyn Tyson's Stock Plummets

0:00On April 5th, Jordan Tyson, that wide receiver from Arizona State, was once pegged as a top 15 pick in the NFL draft. But now, his stock is slipping fast, all because of hamstring troubles and skipping pre-draft workouts. The Philadelphia Eagles hold the 23rd spot, and folks are wondering if he could fall right into their lap. Earlier this week, reports highlighted how these injury flags have made teams pump the brakes on him. No combine or pro-day reps means he's flying under the radar, turning a surefire first rounder into a mystery man as the draft nears late April. Eagles fans are buzzing because the team loves snagging these overlooked talents who slide. They've done it before with guys who proved outers wrong, and Tyson's speed and hands make him a perfect fit for their offense-needing receiver. Depth. Scouts still rave about his talent. No question there. Recent mocks have him dipping outside the top 20, opening the door for Philly to grab a steal without trading up. If Tyson keeps tumbling, watch the birds' pounds at 23.

1:01It could reshape their receiving core overnight and spark another draft-day gym. In a Phil News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day.