Cleveland Browns' Draft Dilemma: Jordyn Tyson & Injury Concerns

On March 21st, Mott draft season is heating up for the Cleveland Browns, who hold two first-round picks at 6th and 24th overall.

They're often connected to top offensive tackles and wide receivers, but one name buzzing lately is Arizona Statewide Out, Jordan Tyson.

A. 21-year-old with serious talent.

Tyson's draft stock took hits from injuries, including a major knee issue in 2022 at Colorado.

A broken collarbone in 2024. And hamstring problems late in 2025 that cut his combine time short.

Now, draft expert Dave Brugler reports his hamstring is still acting up, so he won't work out at his pro day this week.

Fans and analysts see Tyson as a dream fit for Cleveland because his brother Jalen plays for the Cavaliers.

Pick 20th overall in the 20. 24 NBA draft.

The Browns hosted Tyson early as a top visitor, and he shared how meaningful it would be for his family to land there.

With injury worries, Tyson might slide past the top 20 picks, making him a steal at 24th, or even their second round spot at 39th.

The team has met with other banged up receivers too, showing they're not scared off by medicals.

This could reshape the Browns plans, grabbing a tackle or safety, like Caleb Downs early at 6th, then snagging receiver value later to fix there.

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