Overview
- The Jets said tight end Kenyon Sadiq, the No. 16 pick, agreed to terms on his rookie contract.
- General manager Darren Mougey called Sadiq an offensive weapon that Frank Reich plans to use in multiple roles, including in 12 personnel, or two tight end sets.
- The signing lets Sadiq enter offseason work as an official member of the team.
- New York also drafted edge rusher David Bailey at No. 2 and traded back into the first round to select receiver Omar Cooper Jr. at No. 30.
- The timing fits the pattern since the 2011 labor deal, when most first-round picks now sign before Memorial Day rather than after July 4.