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Injury-Prone WR to Prove Speed Before Draft
9 Apr
Summary
- Jordyn Tyson plans workout six days before draft.
- He aims to prove health after hamstring injury.
- Previous injuries include ACL tear and broken collarbone.
Jordyn Tyson, a highly-touted wide receiver from Arizona State, is set to participate in a private workout for NFL teams on April 17. This event comes just six days before the 2026 NFL Draft, as Tyson seeks to alleviate concerns about his health. He has been recovering from a hamstring injury, which prevented him from performing at the Scouting Combine and Arizona State's Pro Day.
Tyson possesses the talent often associated with first-round picks, but his history of injuries may deter teams. Successfully showcasing his speed and confirming his hamstring is fully healed is crucial for him to secure a high draft selection. His college career was marked by significant injuries, including an ACL tear during his freshman year at Colorado and a broken collarbone after transferring to Arizona State. When healthy, Tyson is recognized as a dynamic playmaker.
