Saints receiving corps is showing how badly they’re missing Jordyn Tyson

Molly Bauer argues that the New Orleans Saints' offense is noticeably struggling due to the absence of rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson. Heading into their bye week, the Saints have largely relied on just two wide receivers, Chris Olave and Devaughn Vele, who lead the team with 636 and 348 receiving yards, respectively. Third-option Bryce Lance has managed only 78 receiving yards and a single touchdown.

Tyson has been sidelined since August with a hamstring injury but has reached his two-month recovery timeline and participated in pre-game warm-ups. Bauer highlights Tyson's route-running, middle-of-the-field production, and college success against zone coverage as potential boosts for quarterback Tyler Shough. The Saints could potentially open Tyson's 21-day practice window following the bye week.