New Orleans Saints rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson will miss the start of his first NFL season after suffering a hamstring injury. The team confirmed the injury, which is expected to sideline him for an unspecified period. Tyson’s absence will impact the Saints’ receiving corps as they prepare for the upcoming season.
If Tyson were to face a recovery period of around two months, his potential return could come around Week 6, when the Saints are scheduled to visit the New York Giants.
Inevitably, this is the unfortunate part of what preseason and training camp football is,” Moore said. New Orleans is then set to travel to Paris for a week following that game. “Jordyn’s had a great camp. He’s played really good football.
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Saints coach Kellen Moore said Friday that Tyson’s injury could potentially keep him out into the regular season. Moore said Friday that he was still unsure whether Tyson would accompany the team on the trip. However, Moore did not provide a specific recovery timeline as the team continues to seek further medical evaluations. New Orleans is scheduled to begin the season against the Detroit Lions on Sept.
The Saints traveled to California on Monday for upcoming joint practices with the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams.
