Jordyn Tyson: Scouting Report

Patrick Harkness • April 27, 2026
New Orleans Saints ⚜️ #NFLDraft 
WR- Arizona State
Jordyn Tyson
6-2/203

Scouting Report:
  • • Elite route-running and separation: Twitchy, fluid mover with short-area quickness and excellent body control. He attacks leverage, wins at all three levels of the field, and creates separation through nuance and suddenness rather than just raw speed.
  • • Ball skills and contested catches: Strong hands, late hands, and the ability to high-point and adjust to passes. His basketball background (brother Jaylon play’s in the NBA) shows up in how he boxes out defenders and wins at the catch point.
  • • Versatility: 
    • Can play outside (X/Z), slot, or in motion. Creates favorable matchups and projects as a movable chess piece for offensive coordinators.
  • • Vertical threat and YAC potential: Has the speed and burst to challenge defenses over the top and flashes strong run-after-catch ability when he gets going.
  • • Competitive toughness: 
    • Plays with fire and effort in blocking and contested situations.
Scouts consistently grade him highly in route running (9/10), hands (9/10), change-of-direction (9/10), and vertical ability. 
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