Tyson's Draft Stock on the Line

On March 26, Cleveland Brown's fans are glued to the NFL draft buzz as wide receiver Jordan

Tyson from Arizona State sees his stock slide due to injury worries.

The 20-year-old pass catcher, brother of Cavalier's guard, Jalen Tyson, went from a sure top-10

pick to a gamble in the first round.

Meanwhile, Georgia Tackleman-Row Freeling is surging as a possible fix for Cleveland's

left tackle spot.

Tyson has battled a hamstring problem since November, skipping the scouting combine and

his pro-day.

But he's set to work out for teams on April 17th, just days before the 2026 draft starts

on April 23rd.

Scouts will watch closely to see if he can prove he's fully healthy.

Analysts still like Tyson despite past knee and collarbone issues.

Field Yates mocks him ninth to Kansas City.

Melkiver Jr. has him 11th to Miami and Todd McShay sends him 13th to the Rams.

For Brown's fans, he'd feel a big need and bring local flavor with his brother nearby.

Cleveland holds first round picks at 6th and 24th overall, plus plenty of later selections.

Most mocks see them grabbing a top tackle like Freeling early, opening the door for Tyson

later on.

General manager Andrew Berry could stand pat for a value pick or trade up from 24th to

snag him around 20th.

Everything rides on that April 17th workout.

If Tyson shines, he climbs back toward the top 10.

If not, in a deep receiver class, the Browns might land their guy without reaching, keeping

draft night full of possibilities.