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Only Mark Andrews and Brock Bowers were targeted at a higher rate of their routes last week than Kenyon Sadiq, who also led those players, all players, at his position in yards per route run. He's too explosive now for a Jets offense that's 10th and pass rate over expectation...there's so many wonky splits going on here because A.D. Mitchell injured his finger and didn't play last week. Prior to that, he had a 33% target share.
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Sadiq's elite yards per route run and target rate make his breakout sustainable despite Jets' pass scheme.

Daigle argues Sadiq's breakout is sustainable despite Jets' pass-heavy scheme (10th in pass rate over expectation); Sadiq led all players at his position in yards per route run last week and was targeted at a higher rate than Mark Andrews and Brock Bowers. Daigle compares the situation to Kendrick Bourne's 2024 emergence with the 49ers, suggesting Sadiq is too explosive to keep off the field even with A.D. Mitchell (33% target share pre-injury) returning. Ranked as tight end 10 in rest-of-season rankings, ahead of Harold Fannin, Kyle Pitts, and others drafted much higher.

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