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ArticleWhy We May Regret Ignoring Kenyon Sadiq
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Taylor, a second-round pick last year, played 81% of snaps as a rookie and caught 44 passes. However, New York selecting Sadiq in the first round signals that Taylor is viewed more as a complementary piece rather than an offensive cornerstone.

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Mason Taylor's 81% snap share and 44 catches as rookie suggest Sadiq enters a committee role.

Mason Taylor, a second-round pick last year, played 81% of snaps as a rookie and caught 44 passes, signaling he remains a viable long-term NFL starter. New York's first-round selection of Sadiq suggests Taylor is viewed as a complementary piece rather than an offensive cornerstone, creating a two-tight-end committee risk. Taylor's 8.4 yards per catch and single touchdown on 65 targets left much to be desired, but his snap share and target volume establish him as the incumbent.

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