Jordyn Tyson's Draft Stock: Injuries & Pro Day

0:00It's March 27. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. A year ago, Jordan Tyson from Arizona State seemed like the top wide receiver prospect for the 2026 NFL draft. He had the size, separation skills, and scoring touch that Scouts loved. But now, the field is tightened up. Players like Karnel Tate from Ohio State and Mackay Lemon from USC have jumped into the mix, challenging Tyson for that top spot off the board. Tyson's best trait is his sharp route running, which helps him create space quickly. Last season, he dropped just one pass on 97 targets, a big improvement. He works well outside or in the slot, even without elite speed. Injuries are the main worry, though. He missed games due to knee ligament tiers in 2022, a broken collarbone last year, and a hamstring issue more recently. Recent mock drafts have been landing with the New York Jets at pick 16 from Indianapolis. Teens like the Washington Commanders, Miami Dolphins, Carolina Panthers,

1:01and Pittsburgh Steelers could use his reliable hands to boost their passing. Games right away. With pro day coming up, his stock could shift fast.