Jordyn Tyson questionable for Saints debut against Browns
The first-round receiver must be activated from injured reserve by Saturday afternoon to be eligible to face Cleveland.
Jordyn Tyson could play his first regular-season game for the Saints against the Browns on Sunday, though the team has not made a final decision. The receiver is due to receive a questionable designation on Friday’s injury report.
A hamstring injury has kept the first-round pick out for the entire season so far. He has resumed practicing, but the Saints would need to move him off injured reserve by Saturday afternoon for him to play against Cleveland.
The same activation deadline applies to Kelvin Banks, whose ankle injury in Week 2 put him on injured reserve. Banks began the season at left tackle. His replacement, Asim Richards, is questionable because of a thumb injury.
Head coach Kellen Moore also said cornerback Martin Emerson is questionable with a shin injury. Running back CJ Donaldson will not play; he has a shoulder injury and a concussion.
