Jordyn Tyson injury: Saints rookie WR 'not far away from playing'

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Jordyn Tyson is on the verge of playing again, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Although it may not be for the team's upcoming home game against the Cleveland Browns on November 8th, Tyson is close to returning to the practice field. Initial expectations were that Tyson would rejoin practice when the Saints prepared for their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris, but he was limited in his rehab work alongside his teammates.

Tyson has not participated in team drills since August 14th when he suffered a hamstring injury during a joint practice session with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Despite concerns about his recovery, a detailed approach involving outside testing has been used to ensure his return to the field is as safe as possible. Saints insider Nick Underhill explained that this thorough process is in place to mitigate risks.

Tyson's swift return to practice would significantly benefit the Saints, who currently sit at 2-5 and are only a few games behind the NFC South's struggling teams. Fans and even former players have speculated about potential setbacks due to Tyson's history of hamstring issues, but these concerns have been alleviated by the current injury update.