Jordyn Tyson, Arizona State Sun Devils, WR - News, Stats, Bio

Big 12 Standings

Team	Conf	Overall
TXTECH	8-1	12-2
BYU	8-1	12-2
UTAH	7-2	11-2
HOU	6-3	10-3
ARIZ	6-3	9-4
ARIZST	6-3	8-5
IOWAST	5-4	8-4
CINCY	5-4	7-6
KSTATE	5-4	6-6
TCU	5-4	9-4
BAYLOR	3-6	5-7
KANSAS	3-6	5-7
UCF	2-7	5-7
WVU	2-7	4-8
COLO	1-8	3-9
OKLAST	0-9	1-11

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Summary

Jordyn Tyson is an explosive receiver with the size, speed and catch radius to win at all three levels. A smooth hands catcher, he consistently makes contested and high-point grabs look effortless while creating surprising separation at the top of his routes for his size. Tyson can hit top-end speed in just a few steps and shows the kind of short-area quickness typically reserved for smaller, shiftier receivers. He’s also an asset in the screen game, making him a dynamic threat both outside and from the slot.

About

2024-25: Led Big 12 in receptions (136); second in receiving yards (1,812) and TD (18) over past two seasons
Younger brother of Cavaliers 2024 first-round pick Jaylon Tyson

Strengths

Effectively sells vertical stems before snapping off comebacks and in-breaking routes
Inside-outside versatility with the speed and acceleration to threaten all areas of the field
Strong downfield ball skills, tracking it well and showing sure hands in 2025

Weaknesses

Tends to round off routes when breaking across the field rather than snapping them off
Lean frame -- could add mass to better handle NFL physicality and durability
Season-ending injuries in back-to-back years (knee in 2023, collarbone in 2024)

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