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[RM-TEST] CLONE: Saints 2026 NFL draft class is here: Analysis, exclusive interviews & more

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[RM-TEST] CLONE: Saints 2026 NFL draft class is here: Analysis, exclusive interviews & more
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Y108 8 Man Jam

The long-awaited 2026 NFL draft is finally here, so how will the New Orleans Saints use their eight total picks to improve their roster?


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Here's a quick look at the Saints' draft haul (scroll downpage for full breakdowns):
- No. 8: Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State
- No. 42: Christen Miller, DT, Georgia
- No. 73: Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia
- No. 132: Jeremiah Wright, OG, Auburn (via Seahawks)
- No. 136: Bryce Lance, WR, N. Dakota State (compensatory selection)
- No. 150: traded to Raiders for edge Tyree Wilson
- No. 172: Lorenzo Styles Jr., DB, Ohio State (via Seahawks)
- No. 190: Barion Brown, WR, LSU
- No. 219: TJ Hall, CB, Iowa (via Raiders)



Scroll below for instant analysis on each pick as they happen and links to the rest of WWL's draft coverage.

ROUND 1

Texas Tech v Arizona State

TEMPE, ARIZONA - OCTOBER 18: Jordyn Tyson #0 of the Arizona State Sun Devils reacts after first-down reception against the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images


No. 8: Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State

QUICK TAKE: Buckle up. The Saints passing attack could shift into overdrive this season. That is, of course, if the injury prone tag doesn't follow Jordyn Tyson into the NFL. There was no questioning the talent with the Arizona State star, but he's suffered a major knee injury, a broken collarbone and nagging hamstring injuries in college. If not for a workout at the end of the process to boost his stock, who knows if he's still on the board right now. Either way, Tyson is exactly what the Saints need for a group that struggled to hit downfield throughout the 2025 season. Over the last few weeks I'd convinced myself that it was WR or bust if either Tate or Tyson was available. Tate went off at No. 4 to the Titans. Time will tell if the Saints regret passing on star safety Caleb Downs, who went to the Cowboys at No. 11.



Read more

- Why was Jordyn Tyson in tears on draft night? New Saints WR explains
- Saints land explosive Jordyn Tyson at No. 8 overall: 'I'm ready'
- Jordyn Tyson on WWL: 'Can't wait to hit the ground running'
- Saints knew they had a 'football junkie' in new WR Jordyn Tyson
- Hebert: Jordyn Tyson has skillset to be 'the man' for Saints

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