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The Washington Commanders wide receiver corps requires a significant upgrade beyond Terry McLaurin, with no clear alternatives ready to take on a larger role. Their new offensive coordinator faces a challenging situation unless young players step up or they make roster moves. Trade rumors for Brandon Aiyuk are circulating, but general manager Adam Peters holds the seventh overall pick in this years draft to potentially target a star receiver.

NFL insider Tom Pelissero from NFL Network has recently highlighted Arizona States Jordyn Tyson as a potential fit for Washington. Tysons college performance showcases elite skills that could revolutionize their passing game, making him a top receiver prospect on his best days.

However, Tysons injury history is a concern, as he missed the entire 2023 season due to a knee issue, ended the 2024 season early with a collarbone problem, and recently dealt with a hamstring strain. This injury history has teams hesitant to select him with a top-seven pick.

Despite the injury concerns, eighteen teams attended Tysons individual workout, and the Commanders were among those present, closely examining him. Peters and his staff are now reviewing Tysons medical records to determine if his past injuries are behind him.

If Tysons medical checkup reveals no lingering issues, he would immediately become a top candidate for the Commanders shortlist and could provide the wildcard upgrade they need. With the draft boards unpredictability, Washington remains open to various options while pursuing a receiver upgrade.

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