Overview
- The Saints activated rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson from injured reserve on Saturday and released running back Kendre Miller in the corresponding roster move.
- Tyson completed three limited practices after New Orleans opened his 21‑day IR practice window earlier this week, clearing the procedural step needed for activation.
- He suffered a Grade 2 right hamstring strain in a joint practice on Aug. 13 and missed the preseason and the first seven regular‑season games, and he has a documented history of hamstring problems that limited his pre‑draft testing.
- Sources reported that Tyson “should be good to go” for Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns, though coaches are expected to restrict his snaps as he ramps back from the long hamstring absence.
- Tyson’s return gives quarterback Tyler Shough another downfield option and could shift the Saints’ receiver pecking order if the rookie stays healthy, while the team will monitor second‑order effects on playing time and roster depth.