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Jordan Tyson could be an excellent option here because if you put any if you shade your coverage at all over to Jordan Tyson has the ability to win on all three levels... he's faster than he times... he's like a four five wide receiver... And I do want to make sure his hamstrings stay healthy.
STACKED’s take
Excellent upside if Saints QB develops progressions; wins on all levels but faces target competition.
Jordan Tyson is a talented wide receiver landing with New Orleans under Kell Moore in year two of his offensive system, positioned ahead of Carnell Tate in ADP discourse post-landing spot announcement with optimism around New Orleans' offensive trajectory contrasting with question marks in Tennessee. Tyson wins on all three levels with 4.5 speed despite not running a 40-yard dash; plays faster than his times suggest due to ball-tracking ability; could be a spike-week player with strong end-of-year counting stats if Saints offense takes a step forward. However, fantasy upside depends heavily on quarterback protection and Tyler Shuck's poise under pressure; Shuck had poise issues in college when pressured but improved last year. Established target trust between Shuck and Chris Olave (119+ targets in three of four years) creates risk that Shuck locks onto his known go-to receiver when pressured, potentially limiting Tyson's opportunity despite offensive talent. Hamstring injury history is a concern that must stay healthy.
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