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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 10 MIN

Two Tight Ends FIGHTING for TE1 in the NFL Draft | Sloppy Saturdays

from Sloppy Saturdays: A College Football Podcast · host Dominic Matassa

In today’s episode on Sloppy Saturdays, we break down one of the most interesting position battles in the upcoming NFL Draft — Kenyon Sadiq vs Eli Stowers. Two tight ends with completely different skill sets, but both climbing up draft boards. Sadiq is the elite athlete — explosive, versatile, and one of the most physically gifted tight end prospects in the class. Meanwhile Stowers is the polished playmaker, a former quarterback who turned into one of the most productive receiving tight ends in college football. So the big question is:Who should be TE1 in the upcoming NFL Draft? We dive into: Athletic profile and upside Production and college careers Route running vs raw athleticism Blocking ability and scheme fit Which player NFL teams might value more Is Sadiq’s elite athletic ceiling too much to pass on?Or is Stowers the safer, more complete receiving tight end prospect? Let me know in the comments who you would take first in the draft. Sloppy Saturdays — where we break down the future of the NFL.

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