The Washington Commanders are leaving no stone unturned as they build around their new franchise quarterback. Holding the No. 7 overall pick, the team is in a prime spot to add a dynamic weapon, and one intriguing name is back on their radar: Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson.

According to reports, the Commanders are set to host Tyson on an official top-30 pre-draft visit, marking another chapter in what has been consistent interest. This follows an interview at the NFL Combine that Tyson himself praised, highlighting the Commanders' detailed and engaging evaluation process.

There's no question about Tyson's raw talent. At 6-foot-2 and 203 pounds, he possesses the ideal size, reliable hands, and sharp route-running ability to become a star. His 2024 breakout season—75 catches for 1,101 yards and 10 touchdowns—proved he can be a dominant force. However, his draft stock is the very definition of "high-risk, high-reward" due to a significant injury history.

Unfortunately, Tyson has been unable to stay on the field, missing time in every collegiate season with various ailments, including a broken collarbone and a serious knee injury. These setbacks prevented him from participating in the NFL Combine or his pro day, making his upcoming private workout on April 17 critically important for teams like Washington.

For the Commanders, adding a receiver to support Jayden Daniels and Terry McLaurin is a clear priority. If Tyson can convince their medical and scouting staffs that his injury concerns are behind him, he represents a first-round talent who could fall into a tremendous value pick. His upcoming visit will be a key step in determining if his potential is worth the gamble for a team looking to make a splash in the draft.