The New York Jets had a clear plan entering the 2026 offseason: fix the offense. Part of that fix was selecting Kenyon Sadiq in the middle of the first round of the NFL Draft.

With the regular season opener on the horizon, the New York Jets must figure out how to use Kenyon Sadiq and D'Angelo Ponds, who have been hampered by injuries.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn addressed concerns about rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq following his offseason hernia surgery setback. ESPN’s Rich Cimini reported that the first-round pick is expected to miss a couple of weeks but is still fully on track for the regular-season opener. The medical updates from Florham Park have brought […] The post Jets news: Kenyon Sadiq, D'Angelo Ponds get eye-opening injury updates for Week 1 appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Chet Gresham takes a look at rookie tight ends for dynasty fantasy football in 2026.

New York Jets offensive coordinator Frank Reich shared some brutal honesty with first round tight end Kenyon Sadiq. The post Frank Reich Shares Brutal Honesty With Jets TE Kenyon Sadiq appeared first on HEAVY.

Frank Reich admitted the obvious: Rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq’s extremely limited training camp is going to impact how much the Jets can use him, at least early on.

The New York Jets had a clear plan entering the 2026 offseason: fix the offense. Part of that fix was selecting Kenyon Sadiq in the middle of the first round of the NFL Draft.

Five fantasy football sleepers who look like fantasy busts for the 2026 NFL season, including Xavier Worthy and Kenyon Sadiq.

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