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New Orleans Saints place first-round pick Jordyn Tyson on injured reserve

Jordyn Tyson's latest hamstring injury landed the Saints' No. 8 pick on injured reserve, raising fresh questions about his ability to stay healthy this season.

New Orleans Saints place first-round pick Jordyn Tyson on injured reserve

As part of the NFL's roster cutdowns, the New Orleans Saints had to make difficult decisions. Among these was placing their first-round pick, wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, on injured reserve due to a hamstring injury that plagued him throughout the preseason. Ranked 8th overall in the 2024 NFL Draft, Tyson possesses exceptional talent with a rare combination of size, speed, and shiftiness, making him a dangerous weapon in the passing game.

However, his recurring hamstring problems, which have been an issue since his college career, are a significant concern. Tyson's injury history includes a severe multi-ligament knee injury in November 2022, a left collarbone fracture in November 2024, an ankle sprain in spring to fall 2025, and multiple hamstring injuries. The Saints, despite their strong belief in Tyson's potential, now face the challenge of balancing his valuable talent with the need to ensure he remains healthy enough to reach his full potential in the upcoming regular season.

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