Kenyon, Sadiq is going to be a superstar.

That's what our special guest who covered Sadiq in college has to say today on Locked On Jets.

You are Locked on Jets, your daily New York Jets podcast, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day.

I'm John B from gangreneation.com. On today's episode, the Jets offer a contract to Russell Wilson

for some reason. I guess we have to talk about that. But first, we have a special guest.

It's Spencer McLaughlin, the host of Locked-on Ducks here on the Locked-on Podcast Network. Spencer is my colleague, and he covers the Oregon Ducks. The Jets picked Kenyon, Sadiq, 16th overall in the 2026 NFL draft, and Spencer covered Sadiq's entire college career. He's got a lot of great insights about what Sadiq's going to bring the Jets.

So let's jump right into my conversation with Spencer.

The Jets drafted Kenyon Sadiq, a tight end out of Oregon, 16th overall in the 2026 NFL draft.

Nobody can tell us more about Sadiq than my colleague. Spencer McLaughlin, the host of

Lockdown Ducks here on the Lockdown podcast network. Spencer, you cover Oregon, you've covered

Sadiq. So let me start by asking you for just a brief overview of Kenyan Sadiq's three years

at Oregon.

There's an element of what could have been, you know, the potential eruption for him in the NFL that makes Oregon fans lament.

Now Kentucky head coach Will Stein is very real.

I'm mentally prepared for it.

However, it is the Jets. So that might not arise at all. And that's quite a way I know to introduce myself to the Jets fans out there,

but I don't think I'm breaking any news there that the Jets have struggled a bit as of late.

But yeah, I covered him from the time he

was getting recruited to Oregon to when he got on campus, to him becoming Oregon's

tight end one and a subject of many conversations on my show going down a number of different

avenues. And I mean, the biggest thing with him is he's so physically unique.

You know, the moniker he got off and was Sadiq the freak because he just can do literally

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