Kenyon Sadiq: Rams' Super Bowl Push?

On April 1st, with the 2026 NFL draft as weeks away, Oregon Ducks Titan Kenyon Sedeek is turning heads as one of the most versatile prospects out there.

The 6 foot 3, 245 pound athlete lit up the scouting combine in Indianapolis, backing up his film from last season where he

led all college Titans with a touchdown catches and earned a finalist nod for the Mackie Award.

His offensive coordinator at Oregon got creative, lining him up in the slot plenty,

which showed off his speed with a 4.3940 yard.

Dash, that kind of athleticism makes him a mismatch waiting to happen against linebackers,

too slow or slot corners too small.

Meanwhile, ESPN analyst Matt Bowen sees a perfect fit with the Los Angeles Rams under Sean McVeigh.

They've got stars like Pooka Nakua and Devonte Adams at Whiteout,

plus rookie Terrence Ferguson who dropped 231 yards and three.

Scores in his first year. Bowen points out Sedeek could stretch scenes from Matthew Stafford,

play as a power slot guy, or shine on bootlegs, especially since Stafford led the lead with 75 rollout attempts last season.

Adding his 51 catches from college would make that Rams attack even tougher to game plan.

As the Rams chase a Super Bowl after reaching the NFC Championship last year,

grabbing Sedeek might be the move that pushes them over the edge, especially with Stafford eyeing his future years.

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