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Kenyon Sadiq Commits to Oregon, Turns Down Michigan

4/23/2026

Summary

Kenyon Sadiq Commits

Kenyon Sadiq committed to Oregon, turning down Michigan, Iowa State, Texas and Washington.
After a growth spurt he became a receiver at Skyline High School, helping win the 2020 4A state title.
He recorded 78 catches for 1,162 yards and 19 touchdowns in 2021, earning 4A All-Idaho Player of the Year.

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Sadiq Draft Night

Sadiq will spend draft night at an Idaho Airbnb with family and invite Oregon offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer.
He met Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce during a visit after Kelce signed his contract extension.
He toured the Philadelphia Eagles’ facilities, called it “super cool,” and discussed football philosophy with coaches.
He says his grandmother first made the NFL feel real to him and he enjoys gaming, fishing and hiking.

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Historical Context

Skyline High School's 2020 4A state championship victory marked a significant moment in Idaho's football history, reflecting the state's growing talent pool. Kenyon Sadiq's impressive 2021 stats, including 78 catches for 1,162 yards, underscore this trend. His commitment to Oregon, rejecting offers from Michigan and Texas, highlights the increasing competitiveness of college football recruitment and the evolving landscape of high school athletics in America.

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Kenyon Sadiq Commits

Kenyon Sadiq committed to Oregon, turning down Michigan, Iowa State, Texas and Washington.
After a growth spurt he became a receiver at Skyline High School, helping win the 2020 4A state title.
He recorded 78 catches for 1,162 yards and 19 touchdowns in 2021, earning 4A All-Idaho Player of the Year.

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