Jordyn Tyson, a wide receiver from Arizona State University, was once touted as a potential top 10 pick in the NFL draft. However, recent concerns about his durability have emerged, particularly after he did not participate in drills at both the NFL Combine and Arizona State's Pro Day. Tyson had an impressive 2024 season, recording 75 catches for 1,101 yards and 10 touchdowns, but injuries have plagued him. He suffered a broken collarbone in the regular season finale against Arizona and was sidelined for the Peach Bowl. In 2025, he managed 61 catches for 711 yards in nine games before hamstring issues forced him to shut down his season. Coach Kenny Dillingham defended Tyson, highlighting his toughness and dedication, stating that he has consistently shown up for practice and has played through injuries. Dillingham emphasized Tyson's potential to be a key player in the NFL, despite the doubts surrounding his health.