New York Jets tight end Kenyon Sadiq remains in concussion protocol, head coach Aaron Glenn confirmed this past Monday, October 12. Sadiq has been out since Week 5, when he left the game against the Cleveland Browns due to a concussion. This isn’t just a minor setback for the Jets, it’s a real head-scratcher when you look at the offensive picture.
Before going down, Sadiq had been making moves, actually taking over Mason Taylor for the top spot on the tight end depth chart. That’s a big deal, showing how much the team was starting to lean on him. He’s been touted as a guy with potential to be a valuable fantasy option down the road, and when he’s healthy, folks in fantasy leagues are looking at him as a TE2 with serious upside in 12-team setups or bigger.
For now, though, Sadiq is stuck watching from the sidelines. The team’s offense has to adjust without the guy who’d just climbed to the top of the tight end rotation. Everyone’s waiting to see when he can clear protocol and get back on the field to start making an impact again for the Jets.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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