Kenyon Sadiq combine results: Oregon TE ties 40-yard dash record, puts on freakish display in Indianapolis

Kenyon Sadiq spent his college career making highlight plays, and if anyone needed a reminder of his athleticism, the NFL Combine showed it. On Friday, the Oregon tight end performed near the top at all combine categories, including a 43.5-inch vertical jump and broad jump of over 11 feet.

But it was his work on the track that truly set him apart, as Sadiq clocked a blistering 4.40 40-yard dash, which ties him for the fastest 40-time by a tight end in NFL history. In an era where NFL offenses are constantly searching for matchup nightmares, Sadiq’s combination of wide-receiver speed and a massive vertical leap essentially broke the athletic testing scale for the tight end position.

This performance can vault him into the early first-round conversation, as scouts now view him as a premier vertical threat capable of out-jumping safeties and out-running linebackers from day one.

Here's Sadiq's complete results from Indianapolis.

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Kenyon Sadiq 40-yard dash time

Sadiq ran a 4.40 40-yard dash, which officially ties him for the fastest tight end in the history of the event.

Kenyon Sadiq was blazing.
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Sadiq joins Vernon Davis and Dorin Dickerson at the top.

Kenyon Sadiq height, weight

Sadiq officially measured in at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine at a height of 6-foot-3 and a weight of 245 pounds.

While his 6-foot-3 frame is slightly shorter than the prototypical in-line tight end, his 245-pound build is packed with elite muscle, allowing him to play with the density and strength required for the next level.

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Kenyon Sadiq vertical jump

Sadiq put the NFL on notice at the 2026 Combine by recording a vertical jump of 43.5 inches.

Kenyon Sadiq 43.5” vert is insane
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This mark tied the NFL Combine record for the tight end position since 2003, but Vanderbilt’s Eli Stowers posted a higher number that ranked among the top vertical jumps in Combine history later in the day.

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Kenyon Sadiq broad jump

Sadiq continued his dominant showing at the 2026 Combine by recording a broad jump of 11 feet, 2 inches.

Kenyon Sadiq is a monster athlete
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This result placed him at the top of the tight end group and tied for the best mark of the entire Friday session alongside cornerbacks Julian Neal and D'Angelo Ponds. 

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