New Orleans Saints rookie wide receiver Jordyn Tyson will wear jersey number 0 in his first NFL season, a move that has generated excitement among fans ahead of the 2026 season. Tyson confirmed the number in an interview on the Up & Adams Show, and the team’s official number announcements typically follow later in the offseason. Tyson becomes the first offensive player in Saints history to wear 0, continuing a personal jersey tradition from his time at Arizona State.
Tyson’s number choice has sparked plenty of jersey swaps and fan chatter, with recent social media activity highlighting the anticipation surrounding his debut. Historically, only two Saints players have worn 0: defensive backs Ugo Amadi (2023-2025) and Obert Logan (1967). Tyson’s selection marks a new era for the number and sets the stage for his potential impact in New Orleans.
Key takeaways
– Jordyn Tyson will wear No. 0 for the Saints in his rookie season, the first offensive player to do so for the franchise.
– The jersey decision has intensified fan interest and jersey-swapping conversations ahead of the season.
– Historically, only two Saints players wore No. 0; Tyson’s choice represents a fresh chapter for the number in New Orleans.
