Browns' Tyson Draft Stock Hinges on Health Concerns

On March 21st, the Cleveland Browns are ramping up their wide receiver's search ahead of the 2026 NFL draft.

They've already hosted seven top prospects for pre-draft visits in Berea.

One standout is Arizona State's Jordan Tyson, viewed as the class's top pass catcher and brother to Cavaliers.

Small forward Jalen Tyson.

Tyson brings family ties to Cleveland, which adds some local appeal for the Browns.

But his draft stock hinges on health concerns after skipping workouts at the NFL Combine, due to a hamstring issue.

Entry history is the big red flag here.

Tyson missed significant time at both Colorado and Arizona State, including soft tissue problems during the 2025 season.

Even in mild tempi weather, the nagging issues persisted.

The latest update is tough, Dame Brugler, from the athletic reports.

Tyson won't test at his pro day either, likely from re-agribating the hamstring.

Still, he's projected as a first round talent.

If the Browns stay interested, they might snag him at their 24th overall pick, without much slide in value.

Keep an eye on how this plays out, as draft season heats up.