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New Orleans Saints rookie receiver Jordyn Tyson returned to practice on Wednesday in a limited capacity, opening his practice window to return from injured reserve. The No. 8 overall draft pick has been sidelined since injuring his hamstring on August 13 during a joint practice with Jacksonville. Tyson is now working toward potentially making his NFL debut on Sunday against the Cleveland Browns.
Head coach Kellen Moore stated that a final determination on Tyson's availability for Sunday will be made later in the week. Quarterback Tyler Shough praised Tyson's elusiveness and versatility, noting that establishing chemistry will take time. Left tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. also had his return window opened on Wednesday following ankle surgery.
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