Saints may have tipped their hand on Jordyn Tyson with roster moves
You don't want to make too much of these practice squad changes, but the Saints may have tipped their hand on the plans for rookie WR Jordyn Tyson.
The New Orleans Saints made a few roster changes recently, releasing wide receiver Kyrese Rowan from the practice squad and re-signing offensive lineman Alan Herron. This has led some to speculate that the Saints might be signaling their intentions regarding Jordyn Tyson, who has been eligible to come off injured reserve since October 6th.
The Saints currently have three receivers on the active roster, with Kevin Austin Jr., Cedric Tillman, and Jalen Cropper each having maxed out their three-game limits. With Tyson potentially returning in the upcoming game against Paris, the Saints may be preparing for his potential activation by adjusting their receiving corps. Herron, a rookie free agent signed in April, has been working primarily at left tackle throughout training camp and the preseason before being waived on October 16th to make room for cornerback Jayden Price. He has since returned and is now back on the roster, having missed the trip to Paris.
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