Saints Rookie Receiver Jordyn Tyson Could Return as Early as November 8; Has Not Practiced Fully With the Team Since August 14
The New Orleans Saints of New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, received injury news on November 1: ESPN reporter Adam Schefter reported that first-round rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson could return as early as the November 8 home game against the Cleveland Browns, and that even if he misses that game, his return will not be far off.
Tyson has not taken part in a full team practice since straining his hamstring on August 14 during a joint practice with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the long recovery had fueled outside speculation. According to reporting relayed by journalist Nick Underhill, Tyson's rehabilitation has followed a very detailed plan using outside testing to ensure safety; that account comes from Underhill's reporting rather than an official team-published rehabilitation plan.
Tyson is the wide receiver the Saints selected with the No. 8 overall pick in the 2026 draft, and the team holds high expectations for him. The Saints' next game is at home against the Browns on November 8, and whether Tyson is active will depend on the team's announcement at that time.
(Source: Saints Wire)
Source: Saints Wire
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