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Saints Activate Receiver Jordyn Tyson and Left Tackle Kelvin Banks, Cut Running Back Kendre Miller
Jordyn Tyson is set for his NFL debut after returning from a hamstring injury, while Kelvin Banks Jr. returns after ankle surgery.
- On Saturday, the New Orleans Saints activated rookie receiver Jordyn Tyson from injured reserve, clearing the 2026 first-round draft choice to make his NFL debut Sunday against the Cleveland Browns.
- Alongside Tyson, the Saints activated second-year left tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. from injured reserve; Banks suffered a high ankle sprain in Week 2 but returned to practice this week.
- In a separate move, New Orleans released fourth-year running back Kendre Miller, the 2023 third-round draft choice who rushed for 497 yards over his career despite recurring injuries.
- The team also promoted kicker Charlie Smyth from the practice squad to the active roster; Smyth, an international pathway player from Northern Ireland, replaces veteran Daniel Carlson.
- These roster adjustments arrive as the Saints prepare to host the Browns on Sunday, with the influx of healthy players aiming to bolster team depth for this mid-season matchup.
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Saints activate receiver Jordyn Tyson and left tackle Kelvin Banks, cut running back Kendre Miller
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New Orleans Saints receiver Jordyn Tyson, the club's 2026 first-round draft choice, is set to make his NFL debut as early as Sunday against the Cleveland
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Arizona State Legend Jordyn Tyson Nears NFL Debut
The Arizona State Sun Devils are nearing an end to the 2026 season, the first in the post Jordyn Tyson era. Year one post-Tyson hasn’t gone according to plan for the Sun Devils. Tyson’s rookie season in the NFL hasn’t gone according to plan either. Fortunately, the tides seem to be turning for both sides […]
·Las Vegas, United States
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