Eagles among the 20 teams in attendance for Jordyn Tyson's workout

The closer the NFL Draft gets, the more telling the breadcrumbs become. When multiple division rivals show up for the same prospect, it usually means one thing. Someone is worth serious attention. That was the case when the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys, Washington Commanders, and New York Giants all attended Jordyn Tyson's private workout.

That kind of turnout isn't accidental. It's strategic.

Tyson is one of the more fascinating evaluations in this year's class. On one hand, the talent jumps off the screen. He's productive, versatile, and capable of playing both inside and outside. Over the past two seasons, he has been one of college football's most reliable pass catchers, showing strong hands and the ability to create after the catch.

On the other hand, there's risk. A significant injury history has clouded what might otherwise be a clear first-round profile. Suddenly, he might be in range for the Eagles at 23. That's part of the reason this workout carried so much weight. Teams needed to see him move. They needed answers.

Might the Eagles end up in competition with their rivals for a potential game-changer?

For the Eagles, the interest makes sense on multiple levels. The wide receiver room has improved this offseason, but long-term questions still linger. Whether it's depth, insurance, or future planning, adding another playmaker remains firmly on the table. Tyson fits that mold, especially if his medicals check out and his workout eases concerns. The bigger takeaway, though, might be the competition.