Ron Stewart on Jordyn Tyson
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If you are 3 and 0, uh, and you're looking to pack on some wide receiver depth for the home run stretch, I think Jordan Tyson is your guy. We know rookie wide receivers really can pop down the stretch... Jordan Tyson is in a Saints offense that is just so fun... The Saints lead the entire NFL in pass per game. They they average 44 pass attempts per game... I just think Jordan Tyson is in a perfect spot. He was an awesome first round rookie in the NFL draft.
STACKED’s take
Rookie WR sleeper in pass-heavy Saints offense; historical comp to late-season breakouts.
Ron Stewart identifies Jordan Tyson as a top WR depth target for teams 3-0 heading into the home run stretch. Tyson plays in a Saints offense that leads the NFL in pass attempts per game (44 avg), plays dome games, and faces division opponents (Falcons, Panthers, Buccaneers) in uptempo game scripts. Stewart cites the historical pattern of rookie wide receivers popping off late in the season (Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jaden Reed, Elijah Moore, Christian Watson, Rashi Rice) and views Tyson as positioned similarly. Despite depth chart competition from Devon Bailey, Chris Lava, and Jawan Johnson, Tyson was a first-round rookie draft pick and could emerge if injuries occur. Stewart emphasizes Tyson as a valuable throw-in on trades, potentially seen as a free add in two-for-two deals. Stewart would trade Brilen Allen or Olli Gordon for Tyson in one-for-one deals, indicating Tyson has more upside; he views Jaren Price vs. Tyson as position-dependent.
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