Pittsburgh Steelers' Top WR Target: Jordyn Tyson

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Pittsburgh Steelers fans keep your eyes on the 2026 NFL draft, they're hunting for a

top receiver, and Arizona State's Jordan Tyson could.

Drop right into their lap in the first round.

Scalter buzzing that Tyson's hamstring injury and skipped pre-draft workouts have entrending

down, potentially sliding to the back half of the first round.

He's number 4 on some boards as a receiver.

He bought out last season with 61 catches, 711 yards, and 8 touchdowns, earning first team

all big 12 honors, and the Steelers already chatted him up at the NFL Scouting Combine.

What makes him special?

He trained under Steelers legend Heinz Ward, bulked up, sharpened his routes, and can play

all three receiver spots with killer ball skills and body.

Control to snack contested catches.

Tyson sits as the number 3 wideout on mock draft boards overall, so if he slips, Pittsburgh

might snag a versatile WR1 talent prime to shine, in the black and gold.