Kenyon Sadiq's usage has become another problem the free-falling Jets must address

Back in September, before the New York Jets’ 2026 season turned chaotic, fans had every reason to be excited about rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq.

Fast forward to the first week of November, and the No. 16 pick has become the latest problem for a dysfunctional Jets team. Sadiq caught a 22-yard pass on Sunday afternoon, more yards than the 21 he had in his previous four games. He has five catches on 13 targets since Week 5, and he hasn’t reached the end zone since his dominant seven-catch, 105-yard outing against the Lions on Sept. 27.

The easy counter is citing fellow rookie Omar Cooper Jr.’s emergence and Adonai Mitchell’s return from a finger injury, but the lack of impact—especially given…