Coming off a humiliating loss to the previously winless Dolphins last Sunday, the Jets are in a familiar position once again as they appear to be on their way toward another lost season in Gotham.
The Miami Dolphins again will be looking for their first victory of the Jon-Eric Sullivan/Jeff Hafley era when they return from their bye to face the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
The New York Jets hope to pick up a win over their division rival, the New England Patriots, on Sunday. New York’s star tight end Kenyon Sadiq is recovering from a concussion.
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The New York Jets will likely have tight end Kenyon Sadiq and wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. in their game against the New England Patriots on Sunday. Both rookies fully practiced on Friday and appear ready to go.
Kenyon Sadiq’s NFL career is off to a strange start. The New York Jets chose Sadiq with the 16th overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft, which is a high slot for a tight end.
Just when it seemed like the New York Jets were getting healthy. Just when it appeared that the team could start to utilize their two top tight ends. A game like Sunday happens and pushes all the expectations out the door.
After dropping the last three games, head coach Aaron Glenn and the New York Jets were in a must-win situation against the Cleveland Browns. Despite sloppy
New York Jets rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq is in the NFL concussion protocol, the team has announced. Sadiq left Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns to be evaluated for a head injury. “When it comes to injuries, the only injury of note is Sadiq,” Glenn said in his postgame report.
The New York Jets took a 23-12 loss to the Chicago Bears in Week 4, and head coach Aaron Glenn had a lot of questions to answer after the game. One of those questions happened to be about the lack of production from Garrett Wilson and Kenyon Sadiq, who are the Jets’ top two pass catchers.
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An already shorthanded New York Jets receiving corps just got some more bad news – tight end Kenyon Sadiq is listed as “questionable” for Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears with a back injury.
The Bears are hosting a limping Jets squad this Sunday at Soldier Field. New York is missing four offensive starters, including running back Breece Hall, wide receiver Adonai Mitchell, tight end Mason Taylor and staring guard Dylan Parham.
Kenyon Sadiq gave Jets fans something to smile about in the loss to Detroit, and now he has an award to show for it. The rookie tight end was voted the Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week for Week 3, the Jets announced Thursday.
There was a lot to be discouraged by in the Jets' loss to the Lions in Week 3. After all, it was another nail-biting defeat—one New York had rallied from two touchdowns behind to tie late in the fourth quarter, only to immediately give up the game-winner from Detroit just four plays later.
The Jets fans have been clamoring for a good tight end room for years. The belief is that if you can control the middle of the field, you'll find success on the offensive end.
The PFF ratings are out for Week 3, and for the Jets, there’s no surprise as to who No. 1 and No. 2 are in the ranks. Pro Football Focus (PFF) ratings
The New York Jets are movin’ on up, but not to the East side. They’re climbing the ESPN Power Rankings, even though they’ve lost two games in a row. The Jets are now No.
Another week, another crushing defeat for the Jets. This time, they lost to the Lions, 31-24, at Ford Field. Unlike last week, there weren’t as many positives to take away from the loss.
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The New York Jets waited a long time to see what Kenyon Sadiq could do. Sadiq missed the entire preseason and most of training camp while recovering from offseason hernia and core muscle surgery, He had a subsequent recovery setback in early August. Despite the delay, Sadiq opened eyes in the first game against the Tennessee Titans.
Some New York Jets fans are concerned about whether first-round tight end Kenyon Sadiq can make an impact early in his rookie season. Sadiq, chosen 16th overall in this year’s draft, missed the entire preseason and most of training camp after a setback from his hernia surgery, which he underwent in May before returning in time for camp.
New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn addressed concerns about rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq following his offseason hernia surgery setback. ESPN’s Rich Cimini reported that the first-round pick is expected to miss a couple of weeks but is still fully on track for the regular-season opener.
New York Jets rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq is expected to be ready for the regular season as he works his way back from core muscle surgery. Jets head coach Aaron Glenn announced the news on Sadiq, saying Thursday that he's optimistic Sadiq will be on the practice field later this month.
Some bad news out of New York Jets camp as rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq was noticeably absent just a day after head coach Aaron Glenn said that his missed practice the previous day was planned. It was part of a “maintenance program” after having hernia surgery according to Glenn.
New York Jets rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq had a setback in his recovery from hernia surgery, head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed Tuesday. Sadiq, drafted in the first round (16th overall) in April, had surgery in May and missed a sizable portion of the team's offseason program.
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