The New York Jets got a dose of bad news relating to first-round rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq.
The Jets added first-round rookie Kenyon Sadiq to their injury list on Monday. According to New York head coach Aaron Glenn, Sadiq just had a "maintenance day" and the rest of the team's injuries should return soon
"As I said yesterday, he's on the maintenance program. He had a little setback," Glenn said. "He'll be out a little bit. I can't tell you exactly how long."
Glenn went on to add that he is "very confident" Sadiq would be back before the Jets' season opener. Sadiq had sports hernia surgery because of an injury he played through during his final college season at Oregon.
For Glenn's full update, see the attached clip below:
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Coach Glenn: 🟢 no timeline yet for Kenyon Sadiq's return, but will miss some time ⚪️ Kingsley Enagbare held out as a precaution after being stepped on yesterday pic.twitter.com/AGcfHmF0Qt
— New York Jets (@nyjets) August 4, 2026
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