Broncos Eyeing Kenyon Sadiq in Draft

0:00On February 26th, the Denver Broncos held a formal interview with Oregon tight-in Kenyan Sadiq at the NFL Scouting Combine. This 6-foot-3, 245-pound prospect tops the charts as the best tight-in for the 2026 draft and could go in the first round. Sadiq matches the Joker style that head coach Sean Payton favors with strong athleticism for routes and yards after the catch. He also brings solid blocking effort, though not a lead in the run game. Just like him a lot, drawing comparisons to Arizona Cardinals star Tray McBride as a high-volume target. For the Broncos, tight-in has been a weak spot, with Evan Ingram falling short last season and others like Adam Troutman facing uncertainty. The team's projected spot around 30th overall might be too late, as many mock drafts since Sadiq higher up. Recent success from rookies like Tyler Warren has teams circling pass-catching tight-ins early. With the Broncos want to upgrade their passing attack, targeting Sadiq could mean trading

1:01up, keeping draft watchers on edge through the process. With the Broncos want to upgrade their passing attack, targeting Sadiq could mean trading up, keeping draft watchers on edge through the process.