Steelers Eyeing Jordyn Tyson as Draft Steal

0:00On April 5th, Pittsburgh Steelers are hunting for wide receiver talent with the NFL draft closing in fast, and Arizona State standout, Jordan Tyson, might just be their shot. Once Pegd is a mid-first-round pick, his draft stock is sliding thanks to hamstring issues and skipping key pre-draft workouts like the Combine. When healthy, Tyson lit up the field for the Sun Devils, wrecking up over 2,400 receiving yards, 18 touchdowns, and nearly 16 yards per catch. His speed, body control, and smooth routes made him a Pac-12 nightmare. Scouts are buzzing with concerns over his injury history, including multiple lower-body problems that sidelined him last season. Still, he's ranked among the top receivers, right behind Carnell Tate and McCye Limon on most boards. For the Steelers, who grabbed Michael Pittman Jr. but lacked depth beyond Roman Wilson, this creates real opportunity. If Tyson keeps falling, he could land around the Steelers' 21st pick, tempting them to roll the dice on his upside despite the medical flags.

1:02Teams loved that high-reward gamble if he bounces back. Keep an eye on those final mock drafts. Pittsburgh could pounce if the star is aligned for a Steel at receiver. Stay locked in with NFL News Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Cory with the Story.