Kenyon Sadiq, a rookie tight end for the New York Jets, faces a delay in his return to play following a setback in his recovery from hernia surgery, according to coach Aaron Glenn. The setback means Sadiq will be out “a little bit,” though the exact timeline remains unclear. The update comes as the team prepares for the upcoming season, with Sadiq expected to play a key role in the offense.
Sadiq, a first-round draft pick, had undergone hernia surgery during the offseason. His recovery was initially on track, but recent developments suggest a slower progress. The Jets’ coaching staff has not provided further details on the nature of the setback or when Sadiq might be ready to resume training.
The team has not commented on whether the delay will affect the overall depth of the tight end position. Sadiq’s potential contribution to the offense could be significant, but the setback adds uncertainty to the team’s planning. The Jets will now monitor his progress closely as they adjust their training schedule accordingly. (winnipegfreepress.com)
