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Bills could pounce if Jordyn Tyson slides to No. 26, turning a fall into opportunity.
Tyson's injury history includes a torn ACL, MCL and PCL as a freshman, raising concerns about draft stock.
Tyson has shown ability to line up anywhere and win contested catches, making him a versatile target.
If Tyson overcomes knee issues, he could be a perfect match for Bills quarterback Josh Allen.
The piece compares Tyson’s situation to 2025 prospects who fell due to injuries but later showed promise.
Tyson’s size and skill set could help Buffalo in the red zone according to evaluators.
Arizona State’s Jordyn Tyson has mentorship from Hines Ward, aiding his development.
Buffalo could leverage Tyson’s versatility to boost their WR room in 2026.
The report notes Tyson’s best receiving yard total of 1,101 in his redshirt sophomore year.
The article mentions Bills GM Brandon Beane’s openness to using first-round capital on the right WR.

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Ward, ASU receivers coach, defends Jordyn Tyson’s toughness and durability amid injury history.
Ward recounts Tyson’s hamstring injury and his decision to play through it in a Texas Tech game.
Ward argues NFL teams might use a cheaper contract by downplaying Tyson’s physicality narrative.
Ward notes Tyson’s injury history and how it may influence Steelers’ pre-draft decisions, including a missed visit to the Steelers' facilities.
The Steelers’ level of interest in Tyson remains unclear as the 2026 NFL Draft approaches.
Ward’s comments bridge Tyson’s college performance and NFL potential amid durability concerns.
Ward emphasizes Tyson’s resilience as a counterpoint to the ‘not physical’ narrative.
The piece notes Tyson is viewed as a potential first-round pick by some scouts.
Ward argues the NFL is a business choosing cheaper options, which could affect Tyson’s draft stock.
The article notes Tyson’s visit omission and questions whether it signals concerns about durability.
The draft context centers on the Steelers’ 21st overall pick and evaluation of Tyson.

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