We’ve already broken down the film of Carnell Tate, Makai Lemon, and Denzel Boston, three of the best wide receiver prospects in the 2026 NFL draft class.
Now, it’s time to turn our attention to perhaps the most polarizing wideout in the first-round conversation: Arizona State’s Jordyn Tyson.
Tyson took the nation by storm in 2024, when he racked up 75 receptions for 1,101 yards and 10 touchdowns for the Sun Devils (12 games).
However, the 2025 season saw a decline in production, as Tyson caught 61 passes for 711 yards and eight touchdowns (9 games).
Part of that was due to a hamstring injury that caused him to miss three games. It was not Tyson’s first significant injury, though. In 2022, he suffered a torn ACL, MCL, and PCL that limited him to three appearances in 2023. In 2024, he missed a College Football Playoff game with a collarbone injury.
Tyson’s 2024 peak was appealing, but his 2025 performance raised red flags. Per our own Michael Nania, his analytical profile from his final college season is weaker than most first-round receivers in recent memory.
Let’s put the numbers and the injury history aside, though. It’s time to confront the question that really matters: What does the film say about Tyson?
We’re here to get that answer.
On the latest episode of Blewett’s Blitz, we break down the All-22 film of Tyson’s 2025 performances against Texas State, Utah, Texas Tech, Colorado, and Arizona. This sample includes three games before his hamstring injury and two games after it, so we’ll get a good idea of how much Tyson was affected and what it means for his draft stock.
Below is the full Jordyn Tyson scouting report (strengths and weaknesses) and film review.
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