Saints report concerning injury update on Jordyn Tyson ahead of Week 1
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 7:43 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Jordyn Tyson, a first-round pick for the New Orleans Saints, sustained a hamstring injury during practice on Thursday. Head coach Kellen Moore indicated that the team is gathering more details on the injury to assess Tyson's recovery timeline and readiness for Week 1. The injury is not related to any prior hamstring issues, though Tyson has a history of injuries, including multiple hamstring problems in college and a significant knee injury in 2022. Moore praised Tyson's performance in training camp prior to the injury but acknowledged the challenges of preseason. Tyson's status remains uncertain as the team continues to evaluate his condition.
- •Tyson injured his right hamstring during Thursday's practice.
- •Saints are still assessing the timeline for his recovery.
- •Moore says the injury is not linked to previous hamstring problems.
- •Tyson has a history of multiple injuries, raising concerns.
- •He is expected to play a key role in the Saints' offense.
- 7:43 PMYahoo Sports — Jordyn Tyson injury update from Saints sparks concern
"The New Orleans Saints' injury update on Jordyn Tyson has led to concern about his ability to be ready for Week 1.
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