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Jordyn Tyson, a first-round pick for the New Orleans Saints, is expected to miss up to two months due to a hamstring injury sustained during training camp. Coach Kellen Moore stated that the injury could affect Tyson's availability for the start of the season, but clarified that it is not related to previous injuries he experienced at Arizona State.
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Jordyn Tyson, a first-round pick for the New Orleans Saints, is expected to miss up to two months due to a hamstring injury sustained during training camp. Coach Kellen Moore stated that the injury could affect Tyson's availability for the start of the season, but clarified that it is not related to previous injuries he experienced at Arizona State.
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Saints first-round pick Jordyn Tyson could miss 2 months with hamstring injury from training camp
Saints Receiver Jordyn Tyson Could Miss Two Months Due to Hamstring Injury