Top wide receiver prospect, Jordan Tyson, will not work out at the NFL combine.

And sadly, I have to admit defeat the Titans will not be taking him at number four overall.

That and more on today's edition of Locked on Titans.

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I'm going to do this bonus episode about Jordan Tyson and the news that he will not be participating at the NFL Combine. And I'll tell you why, sadly, I do have to admit defeat here. I don't think that the Tennessee Titans would take him at number four. I don't think that's going to be a realistic option going forward. Now, before I dive into that, I do want to thank you for making on Titans your first listen each and every day. Remember Monday through Friday, Tennessee Titans content all year round, always for free. Make sure that you get subscribed, stay subscribed. It's your team every day. Speaking of every day, shout it to my everydayers out there. Tuning in Monday through Friday. Couldn't do it without you guys. If you aren't every day or You need to be one. We have roster moves coming up shortly. Free agency right around the corner, the draft right after that. Make sure that you stay locked in to the Locked-on Titans podcast. But again, here live at the combine, so if the audio is a little different than you're used to, them a little quieter than you're used to. Well, you know why. And for those out there are always saying,

Tyler, why are you always screaming?

Well, today is the episode for you. But with that being said, again, we got the news on Monday night from Dane Bruegler from the athletic that Jordan Tyson, my number one wide receiver, or was my number one wide receiver in the NFL draft, will not be participating in workouts at the NFL combine.

And quite

frankly, I have to admit at this point that I think it's unrealistic that the Tennessee

Titans would take him at number four considering the injury concerns. Already there was injury

concerns with Jordan Tyson, the ACL in 2022, had the collarbone at the end of 2024, the

hamstring that limited him through 2025. Those were already things that a lot of you guys pointed to and said, hey, that's a lot of injuries. That's a pattern of injuries. He's an injury prone guy. You can't take that kind of risk at number four. And quite honestly, I fought against that. And I quite frankly coped and said, you know, he came back and played well from the ACL after that

happened, so I wasn't concerned. A collarbone is a freak injury. You can't really relate that to the

leg injuries. All good wide receivers end up with a hamstring at some point or another. Can't really

hold that against him, and it was in the opposite leg of the ACL. And quite honestly, all of that

can be true, but what I had heard from people

close to the Arizona State program is that Jordan Tyson might have been able to come back and

play if their team wasn't completely injured and they were kind of out of it at the end of the

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