New York Jets Select Kenyon Sadiq Amid Prank Call Fears
For real: Jets pick Sadiq feared draft call was hoax
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New York Jets first-round draft pick Kenyon Sadiq initially feared his selection call was a prank, recalling a viral incident involving Shedeur Sanders from last year. Sadiq was chosen 16th overall and expressed excitement about joining the team after confirming the authenticity of the call.
- 01Kenyon Sadiq was selected 16th overall by the New York Jets in the NFL Draft.
- 02Sadiq initially feared the call from Jets coach Aaron Glenn was a prank.
- 03He played three seasons at the University of Oregon, recording 51 receptions and eight touchdowns last season.
- 04The Jets had three first-round picks in this draft.
- 05Last year's draft featured a notable prank involving Shedeur Sanders, which resulted in fines for the Atlanta Falcons.
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Kenyon Sadiq, a speedy tight end from the University of Oregon, was selected 16th overall by the New York Jets in the NFL Draft. During a phone call with Jets coach Aaron Glenn, Sadiq briefly thought he was the victim of a prank, referencing last year's viral moment with Shedeur Sanders, who faced a similar situation. Sadiq expressed his excitement and relief upon realizing the call was genuine, stating, 'It hit me, this isn't a prank call.' Last season, he recorded 51 receptions for 560 yards and eight touchdowns. The Jets drafted Sadiq with their second of three first-round picks, aiming to bolster their roster with his talent.
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