Jordyn Tyson
21-Year-Old
Free Agent
Questionable
Injury Hamstring
Est. Return 5/1/2026
2025 Receiving Stats
REC
0
YDS
0
TD
0
AVG
0.0
TAR
0
2026 Projections
Plans to work out April 17
Tyson (hamstring) isn't working out Friday at Arizona State's pro day, but he plans to work out for NFL teams in mid-April, Jeff Howe of The Athletic reports.
ANALYSIS
Tyson initially injured his hamstring in mid-October, missing a month of action for ASU before returning for two games in late November. He caught just four passes in those two contests, making an early exit from the second game due to an aggravation of the hamstring injury. Tyson's college film and per-snap production are that of a top-10 pick, but a lengthy medical record could drop him somewhat lower. In addition to the lingering hamstring injury, he tore his ACL, MCL and PCL in 2022, and then fractured his clavicle in 2024. Tyson isn't expected to run a 40-yard dash before the NFL Draft, but ESPN's Field Yates reports that the 21-year-old plans to go through positional drills April 17 to prove his health to potential draft-day suitors.
Tyson initially injured his hamstring in mid-October, missing a month of action for ASU before returning for two games in late November. He caught just four passes in those two contests, making an early exit from the second game due to an aggravation of the hamstring injury. Tyson's college film and per-snap production are that of a top-10 pick, but a lengthy medical record could drop him somewhat lower. In addition to the lingering hamstring injury, he tore his ACL, MCL and PCL in 2022, and then fractured his clavicle in 2024. Tyson isn't expected to run a 40-yard dash before the NFL Draft, but ESPN's Field Yates reports that the 21-year-old plans to go through positional drills April 17 to prove his health to potential draft-day suitors.
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Measurables Review
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This section compares his draft workout metrics with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average.
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6' 2"Weight
203 lbsBench Press
26 repsHand Length
9.13 inArm Length
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No on-field workouts at NFL Combine
Tyson (hamstring) won't be doing any on-field workouts or testing at the NFL Scouting Combine, Dane Brugler of The Athletic reports.
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Moving on to pro ranks
Tyson announced Wednesday that he will forgo his remaining eligibility at Arizona State to enter the 2026 NFL Draft, Matt Zenitz of CBSSports.com reports.
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Mocked to Chiefs by Yates
Field Yates of ESPN.com projects Tyson will be selected No. 9 overall by the Chiefs during the 2026 NFL Draft.
ANALYSIS
The speedster out of Arizona State brings plenty of home-run speed, which Yates notes makes him an ideal fit for a Chiefs team that is in need of more big-play receivers given Xavier Worthy's inconsistency the last two seasons. Tyson's size, acceleration and run-after-catch ability make him an impact player when healthy, and Yates also notes that the talented wideout's 50-732-6 line over the final six games of the 2024 season offers some hard evidence of what he can bring to an offense.
The speedster out of Arizona State brings plenty of home-run speed, which Yates notes makes him an ideal fit for a Chiefs team that is in need of more big-play receivers given Xavier Worthy's inconsistency the last two seasons. Tyson's size, acceleration and run-after-catch ability make him an impact player when healthy, and Yates also notes that the talented wideout's 50-732-6 line over the final six games of the 2024 season offers some hard evidence of what he can bring to an offense.