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Jordyn Tyson hamstring injury: two months out

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New Orleans Saints WR Jordyn Tyson is expected to miss about two months with a right hamstring injury, per Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport. The injury happened last week. Tyson sought multiple medical opinions before the timeline was confirmed.

Is this a recurring issue?

Head coach Kellen Moore said this hamstring problem is separate from the one Tyson had in the spring, which makes back-to-back hamstring concerns a real problem for a player who has not yet established himself at the NFL level.

What this means for your roster

Typson was the eighth overall pick, so dynasty managers are the ones most affected here. In redraft formats, drop or stream at the position while he is out. Check your waiver wire for Saints receiver options, and do not expect Tyson back before the two-month mark at the earliest.

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