Kenyon Sadiq

Sadiq's speed and acrobatic catches on highlight reels influenced the Jets to take him as a weapon. It could pan out for New York because there's some Delanie Walker to Sadiq's potential. 

For that to happen, Sadiq must learn to run zone routes at his timed speed. In college, Sadiq didn't get open nearly as often as he should have downfield because he was slow to process coverage. 

There are also isolated bouts with drops that could get magnified at this advanced level -- flaws usually do in the NFL. 

Also, Mason Taylor may not have looked like it in the stats column, but he's a better all-around option. Jeremy Rucker is a better blocker. If the Jets go two tight ends as a big part of the offense, Sadiq would not be the wisest choice. 

If they use Sadiq as a slot, I'm not sure he's ready to the teams WR2-WR3. He's a bet on the future, but a shaky consideration for the present.