The Sunday League - UK NFL Fantasy Football Podcast
Aug 27, 2026 · 1 hr 18 min · 11 segments
**It’s that time of the year as we look ahead and make our predictions for the top contenders this season and who will win Super Bowl 61.** Will it be the favourites, the LA Rams? Or could a surprise…
Jack CowlingHost
Sumeet PaulHost
My one burning fantasy question for the Saints is, Jordan Tyson, risk-reward, do you pass on him due to his injury concerns, or is he still worth a high draft pick? Now, just for context, Tyson is expected to miss around two months after suffering a hamstring injury.
I'm no doctor, but a hamstring injury for a wide receiver, it's not what you want.
Now, I know it's not all his fault, but he's had multi-ligament knee injury in college.
But in terms of this one, he had a hamstring issue flare-up around the combine in his pro day.
So I just wonder, if our drafts were still to be done, would you be hesitant in selecting Jordan Tyson, or is it perhaps just part and parcel, young player getting over these niggles and long-term he's a top fantasy asset?
That's obviously the huge alarm bells, isn't it? It's sort of where you're like, "Oh God, this is just gonna be an ongoing issue." But when...
Some players, they just have this bad luck, don't they? Like you said, sort of collarbone.
You know, appreciate obviously hamstring's more muscle, but ligaments, and it's just that thing where you're like, is it just, yeah, a bad stretch and, and actually, you know, fortune will favor them more or look more kindly on them i- in the future.
So for me, it might slide him slightly, but, but probably not too much of, of where I would have him on my big board.
I think I'm pr- probably still taking him over every other sort of rookie wide receiver, probably outside of Tate, um, and such.
My one burning fantasy question for the Saints is, Jordan Tyson, risk-reward, do you pass on him due to his injury concerns, or is he still worth a high draft pick? Now, just for context, Tyson is expected to miss around two months after suffering a hamstring injury.
I'm no doctor, but a hamstring injury for a wide receiver, it's not what you want.
Now, I know it's not all his fault, but he's had multi-ligament knee injury in college.
But in terms of this one, he had a hamstring issue flare-up around the combine in his pro day.
So I just wonder, if our drafts were still to be done, would you be hesitant in selecting Jordan Tyson, or is it perhaps just part and parcel, young player getting over these niggles and long-term he's a top fantasy asset?
That's obviously the huge alarm bells, isn't it? It's sort of where you're like, "Oh God, this is just gonna be an ongoing issue." But when...
Some players, they just have this bad luck, don't they? Like you said, sort of collarbone.
You know, appreciate obviously hamstring's more muscle, but ligaments, and it's just that thing where you're like, is it just, yeah, a bad stretch and, and actually, you know, fortune will favor them more or look more kindly on them i- in the future.
So for me, it might slide him slightly, but, but probably not too much of, of where I would have him on my big board.
I think I'm pr- probably still taking him over every other sort of rookie wide receiver, probably outside of Tate, um, and such.
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