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This is Play Like a Jet. My name is Scott Mason. You can follow me on Twitter at Play Like a Jet 1. We're talking about the number 16 pitch in the 2026 NFL draft. A bit of a surprise. Kenyon Sadiq, the tight end out of the University of Oregon. And so to talk about it, our friend who breaks down the film over at Blue It's Blitz,

Joseph Blewett, Joe, you still got those bad allergies, but you're still pushing through it to help us learn more about Canyon Sadiq. You are a trooper, my friend. Yeah, I don't think so, man. I don't know. There's people who fought in Vietnam. I can fight through some, some allergies, even though maybe at this point it's not allergies. I'm just, I'm just sick. Who knows? But yeah, here we are battling through allergies, man, the man amongst men.

I love how you invoked people that fought in war. Now I'm thinking of the song Rooster by

Allison Chains. Anybody doesn't know it. It's a great song, but it details the very real battles

that Jerry Cantrell, the guitarist from Allison Chain's father went through in Vietnam. And

Rooster was his nickname in the military. and so that's where the title of the song

comes from. So Joe, you're not quite as brave as the rooster, but I still think you're a brave

man to come on this show with allergies or the flu or whatever it is you actually have to talk

about the 16th pick in the NFL draft, Kenyon Sadiq, the newest tight end for the Jets. And so let's talk all about it. And let's start with this. The first thing that you notice with Kenyon Sadiq, both on tape and when you look at what happened at the combine and during the workouts, this man is an athletic freak for his size. Yeah, yeah. I would say it's, you see it and you obviously saw it more so with the combine. I don't think it always translates to his film, but I would say the most time you notice it on film is like he just hurdles a dude and he gets like 10 feet in the air. You're like, my God. He just, he just jumps so high on what, 439, three and a half inch vert 11 foot one broad

jump so uh yeah he's freaky explosive um he's very very fast i i think and correct me from one

i've heard i've heard the number one 40 time for a tie down also heard number two so regardless

if it's one or two in the last like like, 50 years, he is stupidly athletic.

And that's what the Jets are betting on here.

And obviously we'll get into the film and all of that stuff, but not the most productive

player in the world, right?

We had seven touchdowns and seven and nine touchdowns, high 500 yards.

So it's not like he was dominant because last year at Oregon or like the number

one option or he was really, you know, really, really productive or anything like that.

It's more so that, hey, that freakish test, those freakish testing numbers are super, super

rare.

Let's take a upside swing in this guy and hope that we can hit a home run.

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