Arizona State WR Jordyn Tyson Out vs Houston with Hamstring Injury

Arizona State's star wide receiver Jordyn Tyson will miss the upcoming game against Houston due to a hamstring injury sustained during their recent win over Texas Tech. Tyson, who leads the Big 12 in receptions, receiving yards, and touchdown catches, played through the injury last week, making a crucial catch on the game-winning drive. Head coach Kenny Dillingham emphasized protecting Tyson from further harm, noting the wideout's competitive nature. Tyson's absence presents a significant challenge for the Sun Devils' offense, which has heavily relied on his explosive play and consistency this season. Other players like running back Raleek Brown and tight end Chamon Metayer are expected to step up in Tyson's place, while quarterback Sam Leavitt has targeted multiple receivers recently. Tyson is widely regarded as a top NFL prospect for the 2026 draft and was on pace to break several program receiving records before his injury.