From the episode
Kenyon Sadiq is a guy that you want to point out there... incredibly talented... ran a 4-3-9 on a 241-pound frame... how he dominates and finds space in zone coverage... He's going to get open a lot... he is a player who is going to dominate as the season gets on and he gets bigger and better and he's going to earn more and more touches in this offense.
STACKED’s take
Elite 4.39 40-time TE; dominates zone coverage; league-winner upside as season progresses.
Sadiq is a rookie tight end with league-winning upside and a high ceiling for late-round draft value. Andrew Erickson highlights his elite athletic profile: 4.39 40-time on a 241-pound frame, elite broad jump, and contested catch rate. Sadiq's standout skill is his ability to dominate and find space in zone coverage, which he will face frequently in the AFC East. He can line up anywhere (slot, in-line, flex wide) and has every route in his bag. Despite playing for the Jets with Geno Smith, the offense has improved weapons (Garrett Wilson, Omar Cooper, Breece Hall) and Geno had a solid year in Seattle before last season. Erickson projects Sadiq will start slowly but dominate as the season progresses, earning more touches. The draft strategy: pick him in the last round as a stash; he will be available on waivers early but will become a league-winner. Additionally, Sadiq has trade value even if you already have a TE like Tucker Kraft, making him a talent acquisition target for roster flexibility.
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