FantasyPros Articles on Kenyon Sadiq
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Kenyon Sadiq is another player whose box score doesn't make you stand up and cheer, but his upside and usage are worth watching... The Jets appear to be easing him into the offense rather than immediately giving him a full-time role, so his 42% snap share should increase.
STACKED’s take
Sadiq's snap share should grow; 14% rostered with 12.5% target share and dual-threat usage.
Rookie Kenyon Sadiq is rostered in only 14% of Yahoo! leagues and presents significant upside despite modest Week 1 box score (3 catches, 21 yards, 1 rushing TD). He played 42% of snaps and earned a 12.5% target share in his NFL debut, with the Jets using him both as a red-zone target and ball-carrier. Sadiq missed valuable preseason time after hernia surgery, so Week 1 was his first NFL game after an interrupted offseason. The Jets appear to be easing him in rather than giving him a full-time role immediately, suggesting his 42% snap share should increase. His athleticism and ball-handling will allow continued creative usage, making him particularly interesting for managers willing to look beyond Week 2 as he grows into an expanded role.
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