If the 2026 NFL draft were today, Arizona State star Jordan Tyson would be a first round luck and wide receiver one.

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I'm your boy, Damia Parson.

I am an offensive NFL draft analyst with Bleach Report. That's my guy,

Key Sanchez. He's the director of scouting with the Draft Network and 2019 national champion with the

LSU Tigers. And as always, thank you for making locked on NFL draft, your first listen

today and everyday. Shout for being our every dayers. Guys, the summer scouting notebook is back open and we're

starting with some big name wide receivers in the college football landscape. Jordan Tyson

from Arizona State. Is he wide receiver one? We'll talk about that. And Antonio Williams from

Clemsonon is a guy that you must know about as well as Cornell Tate.

It looks to, for me, it looks like he's going to keep that run of Ohio Statewide receivers going as we get closer to the 2026 NFL draft next year.

But let's start with Jordan Tyson.

Keith, if the 2026 NFL draft were today, Jordan Tyson would be my wide receiver won.

He would be a first round pick for me.

I think we talked about him before a little bit and just in a brief stint.

But you go back to that game against Texas.

If he plays in that game, as close as that game was, without him, they win that game, in my opinion.

Jordan Tyson for Arizona State listed at 6-1195 pounds.

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