Saints Eye Jordyn Tyson for WR Need

On this March 17th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL.

The New Orleans Saints are hunting for a solid number two wide receiver to pair with

Chris Olave on offense. Their current group lacks depth beyond him, so they're

eyeing the NFL draft, especially at their number 8 pick.

Analysts like those at Bleacher Report point to Arizona State standout,

Jordan Tyson, as a great match for the team. The Saints did add some offensive

firepower in free agency with offensive guard David Edwards and running back

Travis ETN. Those moves strengthen the line and ground game,

but they don't fix the wide receiver shortage. Now, drafting a reliable target

feels like the next big step. Tyson stands 6 foot 2 and weighs 203 pounds

with impressive speed and a full toolbox of skills. He runs every route smoothly,

shakes defenders after the catch and excels at contested grabs.

Experts call him one of the most polished receivers in the upcoming class.

His main knock is an injury history over the past three seasons,

which could drop him in the draft. Still, the Saints set up works in his favor,

with a stable quarterback situation and coordinator Kelley Moore's scheme

that spreads the ball around. Stars like Olave and ETN could cover any early hiccups.

The top choice might be Ohio State's Carnell Tate, but if he's off the board by pick 8,

Tyson becomes the smart fallback. If he stays healthy, he'd be a bargain who

transforms their passing attack right away. D&N sponsored by our partner,

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