As the NFL offseason heats up, it's time to dive into the world of fantasy football—and we're starting with a fresh crop of rookies. Next on our list is New Orleans Saints wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, a player whose fantasy potential is worth a closer look.

Drafted to complement star receiver Chris Olave, Tyson arrives with some question marks—mainly around his durability. Can he stay healthy for a full season? The Saints are betting big that he can, especially as they build around young quarterback Tyler Shough. The team has loaded up on offensive talent this year, from the run game to the passing attack, and they're hoping Tyson becomes a key piece in that puzzle.

The Saints' offense is a bit of a wild card. If everything clicks—and Shough builds chemistry with a young offensive line and his new weapons—this unit could take a major leap forward. Tyson could be a part of that surge, but don't expect him to be a top-tier fantasy pick just yet. He's more of a late-round flier, the kind of player you stash on your bench with upside potential.

Here's the catch: if Olave misses time, Tyson's value could skyrocket. But in a "what-if" offense, it's tough to get too excited about him as a rookie. Still, if you're looking for a sleeper with big-play ability, Tyson might be worth a dart throw in your redraft leagues.