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Isaac TeSlaa failed to catch any of his three targets Thursday, with one pass bouncing off his helmet and resulting in an interception. Lions coach Dan Campbell dismissed concerns afterward, saying TeSlaa is pressing and needs to stay the course but will “be just fine.”

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TeSlaa scored six touchdowns on only 16 receptions as a rookie, but his rough preseason has done little to suggest a substantial Year 2 breakout is coming. Campbell’s confidence should protect TeSlaa’s role for now, though he needs to begin stacking positive performances before fantasy managers treat him as a late-round upside pick.

Kellen Moore said Jordyn Tyson has new right hamstring issue, not necessarily related to previous issues. He said it was based on the awkward play and would’ve been same for anyone.

But collecting more info before declaring timeline. Can’t rule out possibility of missing Week 1.

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Things looked a little more rosy yesterday, but this is a bummer of an update. Saints is the presumed No. 2 pass-catcher, and if everything is cleared, Tyson should be considered an intriguing low-end WR3. But this could impact that, particularly if New Orleans adds another body. Keenan Allen, for example, is still sitting on the market.

Saints WR Jordyn Tyson left practice early with trainer Thursday. We’ve heard hamstring and hopefully minor. But ended his practice early after a strong start.

Related Players: Chris Olave, Devaughn Vele, Mason Tipton

Triplett later reported that coach Kellen Moore didn't have an "initial update", so we don't have a lot to work with, but hopefully it's just a tweak for the Saints' presumed No. 2 pass-catcher. Assuming everything is cleared, Tyson should be considered an intriguing low-end WR3. If not, we could really see the Saints adding another body.