Huddle Up: Tyson has the potential to be an impact player, but fantasy managers will have to wait to see what he can do in meaningful games. He isn't someone to bother with in redraft leagues, but he has some upside and value for those in long-term keeper formats.

Huddle Up: Tyson has dealt with hamstring injuries in the past and will now miss several regular season games as he recovers. Chris Olave and Juwan Johnson will likely see a majority of the targets in the passing game with Tyson out. Olave will be a weekly starting option in all leagues while Johnson can be a low-end No. 1 tight end in deeper leagues. Devaughn Vele and Bryce Lance will likely have bigger roles in the passing game while Tyson is sidelined and could be late round picks or waiver wire options in deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: There is no timetable for Tyson's return to practice and this injury could affect his availability for the start of the 2026 season. If he needs to miss extended time, Tyson's targets could wind up going to WR Chris Olave and TE Juwan Johnson instead.

Huddle Up: Tyson's hamstring issue is not a good sign for him heading into his rookie season. The team will likely take it easy in pushing him to return, so fantasy players will likely see his targets go to Chris Olave and Juwan Johnson in his absence if it lingers into the regular season.

Huddle Up: Tyson projects to be the Saints' WR1 of the future, but he remains behind Chris Olave at this junction. Tyler Shough has not shown the production to make him their WR2 a significant fantasy piece, but Tyson could be an interesting flex play in deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Tyson, the 8th overall player selected in the 2026 NFL draft, caught 61 passes for 711 yards and eight touchdowns at Arizona State last season. As a junior in '24, he grabbed 75 balls for 1,101 yards and 10 scores for a team that made the College Football Playoff. Tyson is likely to be the WR2 in the Saints' offense, but injuries could force him into a larger role in 2026. He is a flex play in deeper leagues, but worth monitoring till a larger role is established otherwise.

Huddle Up: Tyson is likely to be the WR2 in the Saints' offense, but injuries could force him into a larger role in 2026. He is a flex play in deeper leagues, but worth monitoring till a larger role is established otherwise.

Huddle Up: Lance, who played his college football at North Dakota St., will likely have a long road to fantasy relevance ahead of him with numerous receivers in front of him, but his size (6-foot-3) and speed (4.34 40-yard dash) give New Orleans plenty to work with. You won't need to draft him for fantasy football this season, but Lance could be someone to add during the season if circumstances change.

Huddle Up: Tyson dealt with injuries during his college career, so the team is likely being cautious with him during offseason workouts. He should have an important role right away with the Saints and can be a No. 4 or No. 5 receiver in fantasy leagues.