Trader consensus slightly favors the New Orleans Saints at 49% implied probability to draft Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, driven by their recent top-30 visit, heavy pre-draft homework on pass-catchers, and scouts' praise following his impressive private workout attended by 18-20 teams just 24 hours ago, where he showcased elite athleticism despite a checkered injury history including a prior ACL/MCL/PCL tear and recurring hamstrings. This edges them ahead of a tight cluster hovering at 47.5%, including early picks like the Jets (No. 2), Cardinals (No. 3), and Raiders (No. 1), as multiple squads eye Tyson as a twitched-up WR1 around pick No. 8 amid varying mock projections, trade rumors, and lingering durability concerns that could prompt a slide into Day 2, heightening competition among teams needing weapons for young QBs or rebuilding rooms.