Here's the latest injury update for Arizona State football wide receiver Jordyn Tyson heading into Saturday's Big 12 championship game vs Iowa State.

Arizona State receiver Jordyn Tyson underwent surgery on an undisclosed injury and will be healthy for the 2025 season, Kenny Dillingham said.

Arizona State’s leading receiver, Jordyn Tyson, will not play in Saturday’s Big 12 championship game against No. 16 Iowa State due to an unspecified injury.

Arizona State's leading receiver, Jordyn Tyson, will not play in Saturday's Big 12 championship game and is out indefinitely with an injury suffered in last Saturday's win over Arizona.

Redshirt sophomore receiver Jordyn Tyson will miss the Big 12 championship game and is out indefinitely due to an upper-body injury, per ASU head coach Kenny Dillingham . "Jordyn's going to be out indefinitely, unfortunately," Dillingham said. "I don't want to give a complete three, four-month out timetable, but he's going to be out indefinitely."

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Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson will miss the remainder of the 2024 season after sustaining an upper body injury during last Saturday’s game, head coach Kenny Dillingham said. “We’re looking forward to getting him back next year,

Arizona State will be without one of its top offensive playmakers for Saturday’s Big 12 championship game against Iowa State, a significant blow for the Sun Devils as they fight for a spot in the College Football Playoff.

Even with receiver Jordyn Tyson out, ASU focused on upcoming Big 12 championship game against Iowa State in Dallas