Jordyn Tyson, an Arizona State wide receiver, has officially declared his intent to skip his final year of eligibility and join the NFL Draft of 2026. With transfer portal moves and draft declarations pouring in all over college football, Tyson is one of the most prominent names to make up his mind on what to do next.
Tyson is 200 pounds and 6-foot-2, making him a generally regarded prospect at wide receiver in his class. Analysts forecast that he can be a first-round choice based on his output, physical attributes, and ability to make an impact on the field when healthy.
Rise and Top Prospect as a College Career
Jordyn Tyson delivered a strong three-year run at Arizona State, finishing with 136 receptions for 1,812 yards and 18 touchdowns. He was one of the most reliable offensive weapons of the Sun Devils due to his capacity to develop explosive plays and always create separation.
Tyson had a premature impact in Colorado, in his first year, before moving to Arizona State. He recorded 22 receptions for 470 yards and 4 touchdowns before a knee injury cut his season short. That breakout at a young age was the beginning of his rise as a high-level college receiver.
Jordyn Tyson was still one of the most explosive pass-catching threats in the country every time he was on the field, despite being sidelined and having to play only nine games this past season due to playing with injuries once more.
Precision in the NFL and Bowl Game Decision
Having already made his draft announcement, Jordyn Tyson is ready to start his new life in the professional arena. According to his ruling, he will skip the next bowl game of Arizona State against the Duke Blue Devils.
Being one of the top wide receiver talents on the market in 2026, Tyson is now redirecting his attention towards draft preparation, draft evaluations, and the pre-draft process that awaits him.